Brand-new-in-the-crate from Germany MT MTV-15-B/210-58. That's 83 inches. Lycoming flange for 360/540. White with red tips. Nickel leading edges. White spinner.

John @ Flight Resource will issue a STC for the prop free of cost for certified aircraft owners.

$16,000. Located northeast Minnesota near Duluth.




You too could sound like this at idle:

That’s a great deal… especially as it includes the certified paperwork! someone will make out.

Last week I put a bid together for a customer and the current retail price is $18,150.00, with new (raised) pricing coming at the end of the year.

Yes it is a great deal and it’s a great prop!

Kurt

Nice that John is supplying the STC as well. Good on him.

MW

Very tempting but it looks like for my 182 it takes a MTV-15-D/[205-210]-58 . I am probably wrong though. Been happening a lot

qmdv wrote:Very tempting but it looks like for my 182 it takes a MTV-15-D/[205-210]-58 . I am probably wrong though. Been happening a lot

Yeah I think the B flange is for Lycoming 360/540. Maule M-7, etc

Sorry to see you're having to end the relationship with the Bearhawk kit, it sounds like the right decision given the circumstances.

Bump

I’m surprised no one has jumped on this at the price… order from McFarland and it’s just shy of $19k.

Maybe the universe wants you to finish the BH??

Bigrenna wrote:Maybe the universe wants you to finish the BH??

The universe maybe, but not my family or my employer.

Great prop!

It was one of the two major components of my 170B upgrade. And I was sure glad I had it on the bird during my visits to the backcountry strips in MT, ID, UT.

I've read about its excellent climb performance before, but even so, the climbs out of the narrow valleys and canyons were always much steeper than I anticipated. After my first two "rocket launches" all my apprehension was gone.

I also really, really liked how quiet and smooth it ran across the entire rpm range, especially on those long flights across the continent.

And it weighs only 42 pounds!

Love it!

Maybe these props aren’t as cool as I thought since approximately zero people have shown interest. You save like $3k off new from McFarlane AND you get a badass wooden prop crate that you can bury your gold in instead of a cheapie cardboard prop box.

I have considered that, at this level of eliteness and price point, that people just buy from the source instead of a fly-by-night website guy.

Perhaps white and lycoming isn’t the most popular combo? With a white prop everyone will KNOW you have a MT before you start the magic whirring sound.

Don't let this prop end up on my Pacer.

Just keep it and finish the BH! Heck, before you know it those little ones will be gone off to college and you'll have nothing to keep you busy other than a honey do list!!

WWhunter wrote:Just keep it and finish the BH! Heck, before you know it those little ones will be gone off to college and you'll have nothing to keep you busy other than a honey do list!!

Well, I'm trying to convert it into noise. Found a little putt putt plane to splash around in this summer and I need cash. Tired to sitting around not flying.

Have you put the prop on Barnstormers? If not, I'd spend the tiny cash to get that done, and spread the word wider. That is a great prop, at a GREAT deal!

MTV

Zzz wrote:[Well, I'm trying to convert it into noise. Found a little putt putt plane to splash around in this summer and I need cash. Tired to sitting around not flying.

What kind of put put are you getting? Is it going on those floats you posted earlier? Inquiring minds want to know!

Bump

That is an amazing prop, I can’t believe it hasn’t sold, especially at that price. I have had multiple MT props over the years and I have been very happy with them.

Kurt

G44 wrote:That is an amazing prop, I can’t believe it hasn’t sold, especially at that price. I have had multiple MT props over the years and I have been very happy with them.

Kurt

Yep. Mysterious. I guess people just want to pay an extra $3K to have their name on the invoice.