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One of the blades on the prop on my Mercury 4-stroke has a noticeable
bent, plus a few nicks and scrapes on the other two blades. Since I have to drive the boat quite a distance in shallow water (2 feet) before I reach the 4-5 feet depth, I hesitate to have the prop repaired until the end of the season since it will be damaged again in no time. But, I do not want to damage the motor, of course... Can someone give me more information on the risks of running a motor with a bent propeller? A.Z. |
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