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Oooooops, He has an Owens 27 .... a stinkpot.
Vibrations in high speed props can arise from various causes: bent prop, prop out of balance, shaft-whip due to engine misalignment, bent propshaft, missing or severely worn cutless bearing, etc. etc. A flat-plate rudder on a powerboat 'can' develop vibrations (excitation of natural frequency) but that is extremely rare on a powerboat so check the above first, starting with the engine alignment. |
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