HAWKER HURRICANE 1935 OWNARDS (ALL MARKS) (OWNERS' WORKSHOP MANUAL)
Written by Paul Blackah, Malcolm V. Lowe, Louise Blackah
Published by Haynes Publishing
in 2010
ISBN: 9781785211645
HAWKER HURRICANE 1935 OWNARDS (ALL MARKS) (OWNERS' WORKSHOP MANUAL)
Written by Paul Blackah, Malcolm V. Lowe, Louise Blackah.
Stock no. 1829789
2018.
Softcover.
Slightly better than very good condition.
An insight into owning, flying and maintaining the RAF's classic single-seat fighter. Blue cardwraps. Colour & b/w photos. B/w diagrams. 176 pages including index. ISBN: 9781785211645. Reprint. A few minor scuffs to covers. Contents clean.
Front cover
Contents
- INTRODUCTION
- THE HURRICANE STORY
- Hurricane: Variations on a Theme
- Canadian-built Hurricanes
- Sea Hurricane
- Two-seat Hurricanes
- Other Hurricane Versions and Projects
- Foreign Employment and manufacture
- Hurricane Facts and figures
- Hurricane Weaponry
- Hurricane aces
- Power for the Hurricane
- RESTORE TO FLIGHT
- How do refurbished Hurricanes differ from their original state?
- Restoring a Hurricane
- Aspects of Restoration
- Fabric Covering - Clive Denney
- ANATOMY OF THE HURRICANE
- THE BBMF's HURRICANES
- Hurricane Mk llc, LP363
- Hurricane MK llc, PZ875
- Power for the BBMF's Hurricanes
- THE OWNER'S VIEWS
- Acquiring a Hurricane
- Case History 1
- Case History 2
- Case History 3
- THE PILOT'S VIEW
- Displaying the BBMF's Hurricanes
- Flying and Displaying the Hurricane
- The RAF's point of view in 1938
- THE ENGINEER'S VIEW
- Thoughts of a Hurricane ground engineer
- Safety first
- Tools and Working Facilities
- Recommended lubricants and fluids
- Servicing the Hurricane
- Keeping Records
- APPENDICES
- INDEX