Turned the pitch knob so propeller was at full pitch. Put masking tap on propeller so that installing the spinner would not scatch propeller. Make sure you line up the notch on the spinner base with the notch on the spinner. This keeps it balanced. Turned spinner so it slipped easily over one side of propeller. The other side was not so easy. Pushed one side of the propeller slot in the spinner down and the other side up until there was enough space to slip the propeller blade in. The carbon fiber spinner is very “flexible” so even though it doesn’t seem like it will fit over the 2nd propeller blade. It will and the spinner won’t break despite how much you have to bend it to make it fit around the propeller. Once you figure out the “correct” way to do it, it actually goes on pretty easy. Replaced all the spinner bolts with stainless steel bolts so they won’t rust. Used loctite to hold them in.
