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Old 20 February 2006, 20:01   #1
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prop question

I have a suzuki v1500 alu prop fitted to a suzuki DF70 that has come into contact with the unyielding local granite one or more times than is good for it. It is 13.5" x 15" and has a core which includes a shock absorber. Can this be pressed out to be fitted in a new core or does anybody bother doing that? Am I resticted to suzuki in replacing it? I was thinking of upgrading to SS until I read on this site that an impact shock would be more likely than aluminium to transfer direct to gearbox and hence to wallet? True???
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Old 20 February 2006, 20:18   #2
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Hi,

Speak to your local outboard service repair centre. One I know here rebuilds props (Pretty knackered ones at that) for £75 with a 24 hour turn around and can change the pitch.

Thats half the price of a new prop.
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