Aircraft Part, TEST wotizit

Ooops – obviously not!

Does it contrarotate?

Not so much a guess as elimination of everything else, and yes please.

Serial Range L1547 – L2146 600 Aircraft
Built by Hawker Aircraft Ltd., of Kingston and Brooklands, to specification 15/36 under contract No. 527112/36. The first 430 aircraft were manufactured with fabric covered wings; the remaining 170 with metal covered wings, some aircraft later re-fitted with metal wings at Maintenance Units within the R.A.F. Aircraft deliveries commenced on the 15th December, 1937, and were completed on 6th October, 1939. L1547 was first flown on 12th October, 1937.

Does it contrarotate?

what is it?
what is it from?
what year?

OK I think I have to give this one to TEMPESTNUT, its a Watts 2 blade Propeller Boss, we exacavated the remains of Hurricane L1599 in 1977, This was the 53rd production Hurricane

Sgt. Sidney. Victor. Evetts
HAWKER HURRICANE Mk1 L1599
56 SQUADRON US-C
NORTH WEALD
ESSEX
ENGLAND.

Thank you all for your input, I will post another test again soon if anyone would be interested.
Colin

Possibly

Looks to me like the Prop shaft from a Merlin, very early Model such as E,F or G so it could be from the prototype Hurricane or Spitfire.

What about prop shaft from a Merlin II from the speed spitfire??

Something from the supercharger? :confused:

, Hi J.F, Not Kestral.
Ok clue time
yes its from the most famous piston engine, but more to that is what part this item is !

RR Kestrel shaft?

getting closer 😀

Good time for the PC to crash

Ok its an early Merlin F fitted a Battle

closer still, but a couple of years forward

Is from a RR ‘R’ fitted to the S6B

Temp nut, your getting a lot warmer

Now Mr Rocketeer you should know better

what is it?
what is it from?
what year?

Brisfit?

OK so inline engine.

RR Peregrine from a wirlwind or RR Vulture from Manchester

missed it by a few years, this item is quite rare and is from a very early Mk of Aeroplane

OK then Seafire