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"Hello all.I actually wrote a

"Hello all.I actually wrote a thread where it properly belongs,but that heading is not very active.Anyone willing to help me learn-please look under.."Misc. Marine Engine Related Topics" and then..'Inboard Shaft Clarification"....Todd"
 
"Todd, here's clarificatio

"Todd, here's clarification. 1 3/8" is 1 3/8", it is a common shaft size. I would sell your 1 1/2" props and buy a pair of 1 3/8" props. I am not a fan of prop spacers. It's hard enough to get a good set-up with no vibration with the right props, I wouldn't complicate things by using Rube Goldberg adapters.

All the best,
Rick"
 
"Thanks Rick and Jeff.I take b

"Thanks Rick and Jeff.I take both of your advice to the bank without thinking twice.I have a spare set,but saw those at a great deal thinking I was 1.5" from the survey,to have another set.When measuring the prop here at home made me wonder what was up, till I used the dial caliber at the boat this past Sunday.I like having an inventory of parts...but with this I guess I should add-the right parts.hahaha...Todd"
 
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