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Something wrong with my rear prop. Picture within.

  • Wiltec17
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21 Sep 2013 12:56 #83889 by Wiltec17
That's come out better than I imagined! I got a stretchy gator in the shed so il tackle this when I get a minute.

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  • MWells
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21 Sep 2013 16:58 #83913 by MWells
looks like a good repair.

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23 Sep 2013 19:08 #84133 by phippj1
Did a clutch on mine on the weekend, my prop has no gaitervon it and looks as if it never has, doesnt make any noise but a alight worry though.

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30 Nov 2021 21:55 #240415 by Kats
How is that repair holding up? Mine has the same issue and am planning to repair it this way. Also what grease should we use there? Is Cv joint grease good for that spot ?

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01 Dec 2021 09:27 #240418 by Roger Fairclough
I would have a tendency to glue and clamp the rubber into place. CV grease is specific for the balls and tracks inside the unit. Just use a general purpose grease.

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01 Dec 2021 09:28 #240419 by Busta
CV grease will be perfect.
 
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