Prop installation.

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prowlersfish
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Post by prowlersfish »

Nothing like 10 anwsers LOL but no real bad ones . Good info on seating the props and keyway ( more inportant than what nut goes where .
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Post by rossjo »

All of this "warm prop in Sun" and "hit with rubber hammer" are hard to do when you install your props in the water ... ;-)

Hell, we switched out the starboard strut in the water 2 months ago - no problem! 5300 is amazing stuff - hardens with moisture (about 1 hour under water).
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Post by Danny Bailey »

Looks like prop installation procedures are like opinions and buttholes....everybody has one and they are all different :wink:
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