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Old 11-09-2008, 11:22 PM
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Makes good sense to me. As well as KarTeks post and the rubber mount.

Thanks for the lesson.

The only experience I have with powerboats and propellers is J & DJs Tige’ VE-24. It’s a V-Dive Inboard (I think that’s what they call it.) with a brass prop. We hit a log one time and hardly bent the tip of one of the three blades. But wow, what a vibration that made. I thought the whole shaft was going to rip out.

From what I recall, those brass props aren’t fun to buy or have fixed either. Luckily they keep a spare onboard and some funky looking puller that’s required.

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