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 New prop vs prop repair
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03/28/21 12:41 PM
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joebass2
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One of Texoma's long rocky points got my prop yesterday. Curled the last 1" or so one one blade and SLIGHTLY bent the end on another. Question - what has the board experienced for prop repair cost in the DFW area. I've heard nothing but good from McGill's here in Lewisville. It's a 25" pitch stainless on a 2004 Yamaha 200 HPDI. New ones run $350 and up.
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Re: New prop vs prop repair
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03/28/21 01:14 PM
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Frank the Tank
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McGill's will tell you. They may not be able to repair if blades are to thin to repiar. I'd ask them.
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Re: New prop vs prop repair
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03/28/21 01:52 PM
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Ken A.
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If the blade is just curled they can repair it without an issue going forward.
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Re: New prop vs prop repair
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03/28/21 03:06 PM
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Dan21XRS
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Trust your prop guy and go from there... Dan
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Re: New prop vs prop repair
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03/28/21 03:08 PM
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bronco71
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