if you didn't have to wade through all the dead grass and mud off topic
posts to find one pertaining to boating...........


only three days here and I think I'll pass to something more relevant...

On Mon, 6 Jun 2005 17:12:33 -0400, "C.M.German"
wrote:

if you didn't have to wade through all the dead grass and mud off topic
posts to find one pertaining to boating...........


only three days here and I think I'll pass to something more relevant...

Relevant to what?

Got something you want to discuss - fire away.

Later,

Tom

Whats the estimated $$$ damages on spinning a prop on a new merc 50hp or is
it warranty work?

On Mon, 6 Jun 2005 17:26:18 -0400, "C.M.German"
wrote:

Whats the estimated $$$ damages on spinning a prop on a new merc 50hp or is
it warranty work?

Around here, $80 bucks for a rehubbed prop.

Warranty? How long has it been since you purchased it? If it's still
in the warranty period, nothing. If it's ,not, $80.

Later,

Tom

"Shortwave Sportfishing" wrote in message ...
On Mon, 6 Jun 2005 17:26:18 -0400, "C.M.German"
wrote:

Whats the estimated $$$ damages on spinning a prop on a new merc 50hp or is
it warranty work?

Around here, $80 bucks for a rehubbed prop.

Warranty? How long has it been since you purchased it? If it's still
in the warranty period, nothing. If it's ,not, $80.

Later,

Tom

Warranty doesn't cover spun hubs unless there was a defect
in material or workmanship that caused it.

CN

On Mon, 6 Jun 2005 17:55:27 -0400, Capt. Neal®
wrote:


"Shortwave Sportfishing" wrote in message ...
On Mon, 6 Jun 2005 17:26:18 -0400, "C.M.German"
wrote:

Whats the estimated $$$ damages on spinning a prop on a new merc 50hp or is
it warranty work?

Around here, $80 bucks for a rehubbed prop.

Warranty? How long has it been since you purchased it? If it's still
in the warranty period, nothing. If it's ,not, $80.

Warranty doesn't cover spun hubs unless there was a defect
in material or workmanship that caused it.

No offense, but you are dead wrong.

Sorry.

Later,

Tom

C.M.German wrote:
Whats the estimated $$$ damages on spinning a prop on a new merc 50hp or is
it warranty work?

It would depend on the year the motor and prop were manufactured. If
it's a 60's version, with original prop, I'd doubt it would be in
warranty!!!!

Everyone seems to be missing the "new" part of the post. It has less than
the 20 hours required for the first warranty review.........


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C.M.German wrote:
Whats the estimated $$$ damages on spinning a prop on a new merc 50hp or
is
it warranty work?

It would depend on the year the motor and prop were manufactured. If
it's a 60's version, with original prop, I'd doubt it would be in
warranty!!!!

"C.M.German" wrote in message news
Everyone seems to be missing the "new" part of the post. It has less than
the 20 hours required for the first warranty review.........

It doesn't matter because all it takes is five minutes for some
fool to hit something with the prop and cause the hub to spin.

This is what they put a hub in the prop for. It spins so the gears
and shaft(s) don't break.

Look at it this way. You drive a brand new automobile off the
lot and then you puncture a tire on a big nail laying in the road.
Is the tire covered by warranty? NO!

Neither is a prop with a spun hub because they don't spin all
by themselves. You hit something. Why not be a man, admit it,
and spend 80 bucks to rehub the prop so it teaches you not
to be so careless the next time around.

CN

C.M.German wrote:
if you didn't have to wade through all the dead grass and mud off topic
posts to find one pertaining to boating...........


only three days here and I think I'll pass to something more relevant...

What does your above post have to do with boating?