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Hmmm...you have a prop: it looks good, it works good.
Surely there is some more pressing use for your entertainment dollar? A GPS? A new Compass? A depth finder? A bilge pump? Two bilge pumps? A new signwritten name for the boat? Brian W On Mon, 21 Jul 2003 22:31:31 -0400, "Frank Taylor, Jr." wrote: I have an aluminum prop that came with my boat and has been on the boat for the past two years. The engine and the prop have about 220 hours. I have been fortunate enough to avoid ever running aground or dinging the prop on any underwater objects, thus is is in good condition and only shows minimal wear. Should I still have the prop reconditioned?? Is it possible that after enough normal use, the prop can lose shape and still be in need of service? I am not having any problems but I was just wondering. Thanks in advance for any opinions. Frank |
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