What order to assemble prop and spinner onto motor shaft?

[Mitchell Howard]

Having some fun getting a clear answer on this, but don't remember asking here; what order are these bits supposed to go onto the motor shaft?

 

I've opted for;

metal washer with rough face away from motor > spinner backplate > prop (with bore adjusting bush inside) > metal domed nut > spinner cone/cover.

 

Should the washer be somewhere else? The rest is obvious. How important is it?

[Gary Manuel]

spinner backplate > prop (with writing away from the motor) > metal washer with rough face towards prop > metal domed nut > spinner cone/cover.

 

 

Edited February 26, 2021 by Gary Manuel

[Mitchell Howard]

1 minute ago, Gary Manuel said:

spinner backplate > prop (with writing away from the motor) > metal washer with rough face towards prop > metal domed nut > > spinner cone/cover.

 

Thanks Gary - there's a small radius on the silver ?hub? attached to the motor can - it prevents the spinner backplate (and currently the washer) from sitting flush up against it - there's only a smidge of daylight through the gap, but didn't seem right to me. Any idea?

[Gary Manuel]

Just now, Mitchell Howard said:

 

Thanks Gary - there's a small radius on the silver ?hub? attached to the motor can - it prevents the spinner backplate (and currently the washer) from sitting flush up against it - there's only a smidge of daylight through the gap, but didn't seem right to me. Any idea?

Use a countersink bit or large diameter drill bit to remove a small chamfer of plastic from the rear of the plastic spinner base so that it fits flush onto the hub.