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IP: 107.5.178.110
11-06-2013, 12:42 PM
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Prop puller for a tight installation
I have an old Morgan 34 and the prop is in the aperture between keel and rudder. Its going to take a puller with a short bolt? in order to fit. I've seen lots of posts about prop replacements in boats with the same configuration, but I have not found one that will fit between shaft and rudder. Do any of you folks have a lead on what model/make puller would work and where to buy one? Thanks
for those that are curious, I'm aiming to try the Indigo prop... the forum has been real helpful in making that decision. 
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IP: 24.224.152.244
11-06-2013, 03:32 PM
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I think the guys will work this one from the previous entry.
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