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Old 25 June 2004, 18:54   #21
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Wouldn't it be easier to take that prop to Steel Dev, Geoff, rather than try and trim it y'self.
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Old 25 June 2004, 23:54   #22
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Ah yes. Lend your outboard to a friend to use on their tender and your prop gets a free regrind into the bargain. How lucky am I.
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