Anyone have experience with getting dented props fixed? I'm lookin for some ballpark prices and good places... hopefully repair is a solid option as opposed to the $$ for a new prop!
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I have heard good things about these people.
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I fixed my brass ACME just a week ago. Show me a pic and I will tell you if you can fix it yourself.. or if I can help you out. If I can fix it.. I will do it for free if you pay shipping. Mine came out perfect.
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It is a cnc'd one, its still on the boat so I have to run up to the shed to pick it up... Damn rental houses with no room for toys!Comment
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Make sure whoever fixes it for you, ballances it...dinged up my old prop, shop didnt ballance and i couldnt tell until last week when we put the new prop on...SUPER smooth now!Joey - Red 20V Riders EditionComment
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Acme fixed my prop for $150Tige, it's a way of life!Comment
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So this monkey walks into a bar...Comment
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I got mine fixed at Nettles for $120. When I called acme about buying a refurbished prop for a secondary I told them it was done by Nettles and they said buy it!Comment
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Looks like acme is my best bet! Thanks for all the inputs... b4 and after pics to follow(3 props various damage I only broke one tho
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Acme quoted 125 per 537, welding required increases price, and about a week for turn around... And their website is almost as fun as TIGEs! All they need is a build a prop interactive hahaComment
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Nettle's is awesome, use them and your prop will be like new!Comment
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what is the best way to pull the prop off of shaft? I got into some rocks and have bent up the brass. I took off the nut and now can not seem to budge the prop from the shaft.Fat, Drunk, and Stupid is no way to go thru life.
Dean Warmer '68Comment
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Prop pullerComment
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Acme.com search "weekend saver kit"Comment
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