Scotty,

As a suggestion, forget about the 3-Bladed Prop. for your boat. A
2-blade folding is really all your boat can really handle. That 3-Blade
will make backing in anything but a circle impossible.

Leave the three Blades to the crab crushers. Your boat doesn't have
enough wetted surface.

Ole Thom

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
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Scotty,

As a suggestion, forget about the 3-Bladed Prop. for your boat. A
2-blade folding is really all your boat can really handle. That 3-Blade
will make backing in anything but a circle impossible.

Why? ...... Prop walk???

I've got a two bladed folding prop which sits in the garage because it
really wasn't much use. It doesn't have any "grip" and it won't push the
boat along at more than 4 kts in any sort of chop.

Before reading your post, I had assumed that a three bladed folding prop
would be much better.



Regards


Donal
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That 3-Blade
will make backing in anything but a circle impossible.

Why? ...... Prop walk???


No, it's caused by the dark side of the force.
Really, Donal. You're such an idiot!

RB

I've got a two bladed folding prop which sits in the garage because it
really wasn't much use. It doesn't have any "grip" and it won't push the
boat along at more than 4 kts in any sort of chop.

Either you have the wrong prop or you don't savy your engine's power curve.
Not surprising on either count.

RB

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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I've got a two bladed folding prop which sits in the garage because it
really wasn't much use. It doesn't have any "grip" and it won't push the
boat along at more than 4 kts in any sort of chop.

Either you have the wrong prop or you don't savy your engine's power
curve.
Not surprising on either count.

Thanks Bob, but I'll wait for OT to comment before I attempt to come to a
conclusion.




Regards


Donal
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well, I wanted a 3 blade feathering, but what the hay, send me the 2 blader.

Scotty

"Donal" wrote
I've got a two bladed folding prop which sits in the garage

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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well, I wanted a 3 blade feathering, but what the hay, send me the 2
blader.


Fed-Ex say that they never heard of Plowville.

Can you give them directions?



Regards


Donal
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Yes, I can. Leave' Bird In Hand' and go towards 'Intercourse', which is
near 'Paradise', follow through till you come to 'Blue Ball' head East 9
miles and turn left. Look for the 5th barn on the right.

Scotty


"Donal" wrote in message
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"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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well, I wanted a 3 blade feathering, but what the hay, send me the 2
blader.


Fed-Ex say that they never heard of Plowville.

Can you give them directions?



Regards


Donal
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"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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Yes, I can. Leave' Bird In Hand' and go towards 'Intercourse', which is
near 'Paradise', follow through till you come to 'Blue Ball' head East 9
miles and turn left. Look for the 5th barn on the right.


The Fed-ex rep says that their new driver refuses to go near the place.
Apparently, the last driver who made a delivery, hasn't spoken a word
since - and trembles in fear whenever he sees a sheepskin coat like the one
that he used to wear!



Regards


Donal
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Donal wrote:

"Scott Vernon" wrote:

well, I wanted a 3 blade feathering, but what the hay, send me the 2
blader.


Fed-Ex say that they never heard of Plowville.

Can you give them directions?


Out of Baltimore just follow the trail of chicken bones from Steve's house.

Seahag