Sensenich Prop Propeller Bolts Hardware on 2040-parts.com
Murphy, North Carolina, US
I have a set of 6 Sensenich prop bolts. These are 1/2-20 are the same length as an 8AN-46 but have a shorter shank and a longer threaded area. These sell for $300 at Spruce and Id like $150. They have about 180hrs on them are are in great condition.
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