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![]() "Ree-Yees" wrote in message ... Ive been driving on the damaged prop, but I havnt notice any of the vibrations that everyone talks about. My speed is definitly decreased but its still as smooth as when it wasnt damaged. I would advise you to stop driving on that damaged prop and get it repaired/replaced ASAP. You may not be feeling the vibrations but I can assure you that it is happening, unless you were really lucky and managed to damage all the blades equally. If the prop is not in reasonable balance (and even thrust from all the blades) then the prop shaft will have side loads that it was not designed to handle. This will eventually wear out bearings and/or seals and can lead to much bigger problems down the road. Rod |
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