Aircraft ID with approximate values for investigation

by Trevor Dell in General Tech Discussion 8 years ago

Good day,

I have been assigned to investigate the attempted theft of a propeller from an old crop duster but have no idea where to start identifying the Airplane and propeller and eventually the value of a new and refurbished propeller (if that is able to be done).

If any of you can assist in the identification of the aircraft and value of the propeller I would greatly appreciate it.

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Re: Aircraft ID with approximate values for investigation

by Kevin Stewart » 8 years ago

Kevin Stewart

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Hi Trevor,

The aircraft is a Zenair CH701, here in the UK that would have been worth about GBP20K. As for the propeller, it looks like a Warp Drive prop which would cost about $600-$1100. If it has nickel leading edges then that is an extra $60 per blade. If a new spinner is required then that would be an additional $200-$400.

Hope that helps but it looks like it needs more than just a prop!

Kevin

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