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ran my boat on land this weekend in the dark. HELP!!!!
"tracy" wrote
My question is, Did my engine coupler slip in the rubber or my propeller slip in the rubber? Which is more likely? The coupler is new. I'm told that engine couplers produce a burning rubber aroma when they slip. If you don't have that, it's probably the prop. |
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ran my boat on land this weekend in the dark. HELP!!!!
Ernest Scribbler wrote: "tracy" wrote My question is, Did my engine coupler slip in the rubber or my propeller slip in the rubber? Which is more likely? The coupler is new. I'm told that engine couplers produce a burning rubber aroma when they slip. If you don't have that, it's probably the prop. Thank you to everyone that replied to my post. It has been very helpful! |
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ran my boat on land this weekend in the dark. HELP!!!!
tracy wrote:
Ernest Scribbler wrote: "tracy" wrote My question is, Did my engine coupler slip in the rubber or my propeller slip in the rubber? Which is more likely? The coupler is new. I'm told that engine couplers produce a burning rubber aroma when they slip. If you don't have that, it's probably the prop. Thank you to everyone that replied to my post. It has been very helpful! It was the prop. It spun in the rubber. Thank you So much to everyone who responded to my post. |
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