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Description
| Manufacturer: | Fairchild | |
| Base model: | PT-19 | |
| Designation: | PT-19 | |
| Nickname: | Cornell | |
| Designation System: | U.S. Air Force | |
| Designation Period: | 1925-1947 | |
| Basic role: | Primary Trainer | |
Specifications
| Not Yet Available |
Known serial numbers
Examples of this type may be found at
| Museum | City | State |
| Travis Air Force Museum | Travis AFB | California |
Recent comments by our visitors
| john ernest pettigrew slocan, BC | i have an excellent example of prop for fairchild pt19 all decals ,varnish exemplary for sale sensenich 1932 -1942 vintage 08/29/2013 @ 08:43 [ref: 68035] |
| john ernest pettigrew slocan, BC | i have an excellent example of prop for fairchild pt19 all decals ,varnish exemplary for sale sensenich 1932 -1942 vintage 08/29/2013 @ 08:41 [ref: 68034] |
| Jeff Leander, TX | My uncle left me a prop from a PT-19. I am looking for the hub to complete the display. Does anyone know where I might find one? 01/22/2013 @ 11:16 [ref: 67517] |
| Ed Kostiuk Oklahoma City, OK | I had to remove the prop from our 19 and need to reinstall. I cannot find the torque limits in the manual. Does anyone have them? If so please send me the details at my e-mail address ed.kostiuk@leo.gov
There are two torquest I will need he spinner middle piece and one of our guys removed the nuts from the prop plate so I will need to retorque those as well. Thanks in advance. K 03/28/2012 @ 13:52 [ref: 54521] |
| John Morton , VT | Hello Jennifer,
I have some extra wings that might serve your purpose, I would be willing to donate one to your project. John 02/23/2012 @ 09:54 [ref: 53322] |
| duane Calgary, AB | I believe I have an original prop from a Fairchild PT-19 Cornell and wonder if anyone knows what it is worth 07/19/2011 @ 09:47 [ref: 42064] |
| Chris belton, TX | Craig in Traverse City, Do you still have the PT19 prop?
07/15/2011 @ 19:27 [ref: 41249] |
| Chris belton, TX | Craig in Traverse City, Do you still have the PT19 prop?
07/15/2011 @ 19:27 [ref: 41248] |
| J. C. Høibråten Skedsmokorset, OTH | Hello! Our restoration group at the Kjeller Aviation History Society (KFF or Kjeller Flyhistoriske Forening) at Kjeller Aerodrome in Norway is restoring a Fairchild PT-19 to airworthiness. We restored a Dh 82 Tiger Moth to airworthiness a few years ago and have come a long way with this Cornell, but we need a left wing. Our aircraft crashed in England some years ago before we got it and the left wing was completely destroyed. We have managed to locate a left wing that can be made airworthy but in order to get it, we need to be able to provide the donor with a left wing that is good enough to be used on their Cornell static display instead. Can anyone advise us where we might find a left wing that we can buy, so as to be able to exchange with the museum for their wing that is airworthy? It doesn\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'t matter if it is damaged or lacks flaps/ailerons as long as it can be restored good enough to be a static display. On behalf of the chaps at KFF, thank you very much for any assistance/leads/suggestions you may be able to give us.
Jennifer. 06/14/2011 @ 15:13 [ref: 39566] |
| pete Scotia, NY | Anyone know where I can sell my 1942 6-440c-2 ranger engine. Have it listed on Craigslist(Albany) probably not the best place. Please help
Call 518-377-3125 05/01/2011 @ 06:22 [ref: 37629] |
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