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4300 is within the sales price range of exotic propellers, anyway. a feathering/folding prop for a 35 foot sail boat is about 3 grand already, and it's certain
by serf 4y ago
4300 is within the sales price range of exotic propellers, anyway.
a feathering/folding prop for a 35 foot sail boat is about 3 grand already, and it's certainly not a single piece of billet. The real exotic race-y stuff for that size boat is ~6 grand.
Yes, it sucks to ruin a prop -- but it's almost certainly user error 90% of the time; either sucking in boat lines (which will lead to a stall and engine mount damage/ prop-shaft damage in a majority of cases, not prop damage.), or running aground.
- ri0t 4y agoUh, plastic props for my harbour-pusher come in at lousy 45 bucks. Sometimes, i'm so happy to own a smol boat.