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IP: 72.45.12.14
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Shaft coupling question
Hi Folks, the clearances in my prop aperture are such that there is no way to pull the prop without either pulling the rudder, which I am loath to do, or remove the shaft from the coupling and push the shaft as far forward as possible.
My question is, how much will I gain by doing this? Thanks. |
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IP: 32.211.28.40
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Depends on how far the shaft was installed into the coupling before things were locked up. If the coupling was installed properly, you're looking at perhaps 1/8" - 1/4" max.
What are you using for a prop puller? There are designs that come in from the side rather than the end. |
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