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Old 12-27-2011, 01:01 PM
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I have a #III drive 19 spline with the longer prop shaft. The hubs on the props that are on it are 6"s. Is there a way to get the 4" hub props on it?
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I think arenson makes adaptors for it. They are not cheap if I remember correctly like 400 each.
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I've seen some guys run spacers between the prop nut and the back of the prop so they could run the short hub props on a long hub shaft, don't know who makes them but you could probably have a machine shop make something.
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Originally Posted by J. Hordubay
I've seen some guys run spacers between the prop nut and the back of the prop so they could run the short hub props on a long hub shaft, don't know who makes them but you could probably have a machine shop make something.
Sounds like a lathe project, Dale

It should be pretty simple to build a couple spacers.
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Artie, you volunteering, LOL
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Originally Posted by bigboat28
Artie, you volunteering, LOL
Sure... it would be a piece of cake.

Anybody have dimensions? What material to use? Bronze?
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Shouldn't we be able to just make a spacer to go between the nut and the prop? What does the thrust washer look like? Been a while since I've payed any attention to a SSM...
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My buddy had a setup like that. Short hub prop, made a spacer.
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