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True. 2 points to you Jeff.
Would you know if tapering the shaft is the standard? I haven't seen any otherwise, but my experiece is limited to puling props on only a few boats. I was wondering if some shafts come straight with just a key way to lock them in position? Bart Senior Jeff Morris wrote I'll take some of those points - It was me, not Neal, that pointed out that the gearing could well be different in reverse. I also pointed out that it would be easily noticeable. Curiously, his first answer, that the prop was mounted backwards, may have been a better answer. That doesn't change the handedness, but if the blade is not symmetrical it will affect the efficiency. |
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