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Old 02-25-2014, 05:55 PM
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Yes it does have that plastic / rubber thing so any prop would do for a spare?
No, either a prop with the same type hub or a prop with the right spline pressed into it. I'd at least carry a spare hub for the one you have. Usually you can limp back with the pressed rubber hub. Not the case with the composite one. Once spun, it's done..
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