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Would it be likely for a heavy growth of barnacles on a prop to prevent an
engine from getting up to speed? I have a 21 HP Westerbeke which won't go above 1500 RPM in gear but has no trouble in neutral. I dove down and the prop turns easily enough when not engaged but is loaded with barnacles worse than I have ever seen it. I'm going back down to scrape but was wondering if I have more problems than that? Thanks Harvey -- Harvey Products makers of Dinghy Dogs? The Boater's Best Friend http://www.dinghydogs.com Ladies' handbags and accessories http://www.deducktibles.com Remove thefrown to email me |
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