Brayman
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Except it wouldn't go anywhere /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
oops... damaged props
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apollo
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I still remember how slow it went down to Rochester!
DogsBody
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Dunno what you mean Ian, Arabesque always went quite well with her 2 1/2 prop blades. Strangely enough there were no unusual vibrations either except in very tight turns.
DogsBody
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I still remember how slow it went down to Rochester!
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I always put that down to the weedy little 60hp engine, nether thought to get the prop fixed! (Didn't want to put too much strain on the old engine you know.)
I still remember how slow it went down to Rochester!
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I always put that down to the weedy little 60hp engine, nether thought to get the prop fixed! (Didn't want to put too much strain on the old engine you know.)
paul_hanson
Active Member
Steel Developments are very good, but when my boat was moored at Bray we were recommended T.Norris Ltd, they were a bit more local and did a good job when I bashed my prop
http://www.tnorrismarine.com/
http://www.tnorrismarine.com/
oldgit
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"props already dinged " ....... Huh we dont feel happy leaving our berth unless two of the blades have lumps out of them and the third is sort of slighty bent a bit.......