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"Tim" wrote in message ups.com... I've thought about that James, I've never heard of anybody reasonably hooking a dynomometer up to a prop shaft, but I'm sure it's been done, in high-performance marine use. A decent marine service shop will have one. They are portable and put a load on the engine shaft using hydraulics. I've seen them at a couple of shops around here. Eisboch |
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