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Arlington 2007: Companies Team Up For Support For Whirl Wind Props

American Propeller Service Named West Coast Service Center

Propeller manufacturer Whirl Wind Aviation has teamed up with Ameritech Industries, parent company of American Propeller Service and Eagle Engines, to sell and service Whirl Wind propellers on the West Coast.

Representatives with American Propeller Service tell ANN the company is the only factory authorized service center in North America to offer complete authorization to perform nearly all aspects of servicing Whirl Wind props.

Services offered include sale of new propellers, complete prop overhauls, erosion shield repairs, and other options.

If necessary, the company is also authorized to issue Service Letter compliance.

Based in Redding, CA, American Propeller Service's territory includes California, Nevada and Southern Oregon.

Special shipping arrangements can be made for other areas.

FMI: www.americanpropeller.com, www.whirlwindaviation.com

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