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03-19-2004 05:36 PM #16
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Thanks for answering my q'.Originally posted by Bald Eagle
Can't comment a bunch on props; I'm a jet guy. But a good stainless impeller will normally out perform a cheapo aluminum one, because there is more time and effort put into it. It makes for a smoother surface with in turns reduces friction. Just one photo then I'll quit.You don't know what you've got til it's gone
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here's the latest, I had to cut up the cross section of the frame to get the parallel bars in place and these pic's show my fix . 3 x 6 tube used to rebuild the frame section. [/URL] after lots...
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