22' pontoon prop question.

jlh3rd

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if it coulda' been done , it would have, right?
Whether electric or oil controlled, complexity, cost, and compatibility with environments would've been prohibitive.

imagine a prop replacement cost .
 
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Got the new tach installed today, and started cleaning the pontoons. Since I’m in the HVAC trade I just used coil cleaner, it works wonders lol. Can’t figure out how to post pics or I would, keeps saying they are to big.

Prop is scheduled to be here tomorrow and as long as the weather holds up I should have an answer on what it needs.
 

jimmbo

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Got the new tach installed today, and started cleaning the pontoons. Since I’m in the HVAC trade I just used coil cleaner, it works wonders lol. Can’t figure out how to post pics or I would, keeps saying they are to big.
I remember spraying Coil Cleaner in the Condenser Coils, then blasting them with combo of Air and Water. That stuff was an Acid if I remember, but no where near as strong as the ones used to clear Urinals

As for the Photos, "Attach Files" works for me, but the MPs and/or the Resolution can't be too Big.
You might have to open the Pic in an Editor, and reduce the number of pixels, or use higher Compression Rates, when you save the file
 
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