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Date Posted: - Saturday - 08/ 5/06 - 8:06am
Author: Peter Karczmar
Subject: Repowering M40
In reply to: Chuck 's message, "We did it" on - Wednesday - 08/ 2/06 - 7:10pm

Hey Chuck,
One more question. Did you change your prop when you repowered? We have a 16" fixed 3-blade prop. I've been thinking about going with a feathering prop (MaxiProp)although I've heard people both raving about them(especially about their power in reverse)and others saying that they're overkill and a waste of money.
Thanks, Peter

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[> [> [> No we did not -- Chuck, - Monday - 08/ 7/06 - 9:52pm

We are currently running a 17" and I believe it has a pitch of 8 or 9 to get the 3500 RPMs the engine must turn for Yanmar to warranty. Ours is 3 blade with the Mickey Mouse ears. We decided to save the money for cruising and not have another mechanical device to worry about repairing. Good luck


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