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Stainless Prop Damage - Follow up
Shop job.
On Tue, 23 Sep 2003 18:07:42 -0400, "M.E." wrote: It would appear that not only did the prop take some damage but the prop shaft is also bent... grrr... nice end to the boating season... anyways, is this a job that can be tackled at home or is it a shop job? Thanks, "M.E." wrote in message ... Hey everyone, Well the costs of boating strike again... my dad was out today in our boat and the stainless prop has damage to the one blade... there is also a bit of damage to the skeg... the skeg I know how to deal with but the stainless prop I'm not sure... It looks like it may have just kid of scraped a rock or something... Any suggestions or ideas on how to go about repairing this as there is a tiny bit of material missing now and a bit of a bend. Thanks, Mike |
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