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Kleyny
15-02-2007, 04:32 PM
is this a good idea.(will it keep the original strenght)
is there anyone on the northside that can do it?
your thoughts would be great
neil
litenup
15-02-2007, 10:50 PM
Neil, why repitch? You will probably only go one inch in pitch, so not much change for cost. Might be better to borrow one, before spending hard earned dollars. Old one would need to be in good nick. Thats my thoughts, cheers Pete.
snapperbug
16-02-2007, 06:33 AM
Rogers & Lough at Bulimba do it and are more reasonably priced than some others, give them a call and have a chat.
82 Taylor Street, Bulimba, 3399 3433
Kleyny
16-02-2007, 07:43 AM
lienup.
the cost of a new prop is around $250 and i need around 2"pitch up.
i've got a quote for a 2" repitch for $55.
my prop is only around 58hrs old so its good nick.
snapper i'll give them a call thanks
neil
FNQCairns
16-02-2007, 09:22 AM
Honky be carefull 2 inches is a lot of extra pitch to put into a prop - from the props perspective not the engines, it would need to be a big prop, SS and even then!. Today a person can get anyone to do anything with money.
Suspect that if a person critically inspected it it may end up wrecked -out of balance, weak etc, but may still suit the average fisho, IMO sell it and buy a secondhand one that suits.
cheers fnq
Propeller Repairs Australia.
6/48 Johnston Street Southport
5532 5891.
Repitched my prop to perfection!! ;D
Cheers
E
mark221263
16-02-2007, 10:32 PM
I had a prop given extra cup and a tidy up by propeller repairs at Johnson St southport. They were great, prop better than new as far as performance goes but not of a high polish like a new merc or solas prop is out of the box.
Kleyny
17-02-2007, 07:58 AM
thanks for the info guys
will ring both recommended people
neil
outsiderskip
17-02-2007, 08:07 AM
solas props on north side
bribe island i think
pete
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