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On Jun 30, 5:14*pm, "Jim" wrote:
"Robert M. Gary" wrote in ...I was at West Marine today and picked up a Quicksilver prop (it turns out mine cannot be fixed). The guy at the counter told me that Quicksilver is the OEM line of props for Merc. It looks very similar to the original prop except it does say QuickSilver on the side (the original does not). I decided to stay with the Aluminum prop figuring that hitting a steal prop could case a lot of damage. I"m thinking the soft Al prop took most of the impact. I'm hoping it fits. I didn't buy the hub kit because it looks the same as the original so I'll try to save $40 and reuse the original. -Robert Do yourself a favor and take it to a prop shop and ask if they can fix it.. West Marine clerks can run the gamut from being very knowledgeable about a lot of stuff to knowing nada about anything. Yep. Then have it repaired and carry it as a spare. |
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