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Boating Talk
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| specktator |
05-11-2010 08:20 PM |
Trolling Motor Prop
Well broke the prop on my trolling motor and just took it off replace it. It's a Motor Guide Hydrilla I believe. Any other recommendations for a
new prop for a MG Great White?
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| Salty |
05-11-2010 08:50 PM |
3-blade metal. No flex. $45-50
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| Montauk17 |
05-11-2010 08:57 PM |
Only bad thing about the metal props is they corrode to the shaft. You have to take the prop off often and grease it.
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| Salty |
05-11-2010 09:52 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Montauk17
(Post 151205)
Only bad thing about the metal props is they corrode to the shaft. You have to take the prop off often and grease it.
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I used Neva-Seize when I first put it on and never had a problem. |
Never-Seize is not good in saltwater service. Unless it uses the same metal in it that is on the shaft and the blade. Dissimilar metals don't do well in saltwater. It's called electrolisis(not sure about spellun).
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| jpeff31787 |
05-12-2010 09:17 AM |
i have a two blade prop don't know what kind but that sucker eats through some grass and lillies. I used to have a three blade but it didn't seem to eat as much as this one
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| Salty |
05-12-2010 05:42 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Ray
(Post 151472)
Never-Seize is not good in saltwater service. Unless it uses the same metal in it that is on the shaft and the blade. Dissimilar metals don't do well in saltwater. It's called electrolisis(not sure about spellun).
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Hmmmmmm, might explain why my batteries last so long........keeps 'em charged. |
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