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Lycoming, Continental, Hartzell, McCauley, or any broad spectrum drive system component used on multiple type.
Looking for user experience in climb/seaplane prop for an 0-200 installation.
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Tue Mar 10, 2026 11:08 am
I saw the Sensenich ground adjustable prop at Osh and thought it would be a great fit on my sons O-200 Citabria experimental. But he's too cheap too upgrade for his dads wishes....
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daedaluscan wrote:I saw the Sensenich ground adjustable prop at Osh and thought it would be a great fit on my sons O-200 Citabria experimental. But he's too cheap too upgrade for his dads wishes....
They just never listen do they.

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I have a McCauley CM7142/1B90 on my 0-200, Cessna 140, with 337 papers from Witchita back in 1987. Climbs great but easy to go over redline when I level so I pay particular attention to that detail. Sweet spot in cruise seems to be around 2450, about 100+mph. Static 2100 to 2400.
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dsbur wrote:I have a McCauley CM7142/1B90 on my 0-200, Cessna 140, with 337 papers from Witchita back in 1987. Climbs great but easy to go over redline when I level so I pay particular attention to that detail. Sweet spot in cruise seems to be around 2450, about 100+mph. Static 2100 to 2400.
Great intel, thanks
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