Super video!!! I enjoyed every second of it! especially when you hammered thos ears down like greased lightning! LOL! A pleasure to watch! I am a 26 year outboard service guy, living in Wilmington, N.C., semi-retired now at 60, but do my work in my own shop at home now, can't get enough of it!!! God bless!
I wouldn't use this guy. Didn't check the pitch on the aft prop, didn't balance either one. Who just holds a prop on a pitch block. They make a clamp for that so that your angle is correct and the same on all three blades.
The only thing missing out of all of your videos is a closeup of the final job. Please take the time to hold to props right up to the camera for at least a minute or two so we can see the actual result!
good morning from Argentina I need information where to buy the blocks to repair. in my work in aluminum bronze propeller repair stainless steel, but I have no use your molds, I appreciate your information, best regards, Maximiliano Grimaldi, Monte Caseros, Corrientes, Argentina.
Can someone advice me what prop to buy, I bought a Honda 90HP Outboard (BF90A) without the propeller, and also I bought a 20 feet Pontoon boat (without a motor), I have no idea what prop to buy.
Like several others here, I see no indication that you balance the props after repair. I would rather buy new props than run props that are not correctly balanced.
This guy is good. As others have noted, he's a true craftsman doing a difficult task, making it look easy. Trust me...it's NOT.
Super video!!! I enjoyed every second of it! especially when you hammered thos ears down like greased lightning! LOL! A pleasure to watch! I am a 26 year outboard service guy, living in Wilmington, N.C., semi-retired now at 60, but do my work in my own shop at home now, can't get enough of it!!! God bless!
great video, wish you were close , lets say the coffee is always on if your planning a trip to Vancouver Island.
I wouldn't use this guy. Didn't check the pitch on the aft prop, didn't balance either one. Who just holds a prop on a pitch block. They make a clamp for that so that your angle is correct and the same on all three blades.
Awesome video .. just a good ole boy doing good work! .. God Bless DIXIE!
Do you balance them at all or check the balance after welding ?
Many thanks!
What about checking for unbalance after the repair jobb?
The only thing missing out of all of your videos is a closeup of the final job. Please take the time to hold to props right up to the camera for at least a minute or two so we can see the actual result!
Great talking to you.
No balance???
good morning from Argentina I need information where to buy the blocks to repair. in my work in aluminum bronze propeller repair stainless steel, but I have no use your molds, I appreciate your information, best regards, Maximiliano Grimaldi, Monte Caseros, Corrientes, Argentina.
Can someone advice me what prop to buy, I bought a Honda 90HP Outboard (BF90A) without the propeller, and also I bought a 20 feet Pontoon boat (without a motor), I have no idea what prop to buy.
do you also do seadoo impellers?
What a botch! What about balancing ? No Pitchblock???
Like several others here, I see no indication that you balance the props after repair. I would rather buy new props than run props that are not correctly balanced.