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If there is room between the propeller and the strut, put a donut zinc on the shaft between the two. Nothing grows on the zinc, of course, since it is constantly depleting. But it also seems to extend a zone of protection that prevents or greatly reduces growth within a few inches of the zinc. That's enough to keep the prop hub clean, which is where maximum growth occurs. A frequently used prop won't have much growth beyond the hub in any case. |
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