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A few more showing what's left of the fly wheel...

Dunno the cause, blades both intact, bearing now seized but seemed to be OK before the BANG. Being fed with clean clear willow..

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For what its worth.....

 

I had this on a 150s a few times. What happened was the alloy fins had worked loose. Once was incorrect torque (I think) but the rest seemed to be the leading edge of the fins had lifted slightly (or had debris under when they were fitted). I assume this because the dusty residue on the flywheel extended under where the fins were.

 

I always balst the fins and flywheel when refitting to avoid this happening. It seems you only need a tiny gap to let the air under it.

 

Glad no one got hurt mate

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