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michael_legg
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Reged: 21/10/2004
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Loc: Portchester Hants UK
JF Feathering Propeller
      04/06/2008 12:24

I bought one of the above props 6 years ago and now the blades are very loose despite regular servicing and no abuse in use. The engine (also 6 years old), although perfectly Ok in neutral , will not now achieve 90% of design revs under load as it used to. In fact it is more like 70%. I have put this down to increased pitch brought on by the blades "leaning" into the water flow in ahead and intend to remove the prop for investigation into a good solution. Darglow are a bit luke warm about this and say that they "might" be ale to effect an "elastoplast type"repair which is not encouraging. I would like to hear from other JF users who may have had this problem

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