rchevelle71

iTrader: (1)

guess I am not as efficient as you, beer gets in the way

LubeJobs42

iTrader: (2)

Park the boat in Miami for 20 minutes!

sy goldberg

Park your boat on the street,and someone will do it for you.

Out There

I got some clay from an arts and craft store ( my wifes suggestion), made an impression, heated it to harden , and sent it to McGard. Worked perfectly.
Greg

hunster

sacrifice a socket and bang it on the lock.

Rik

This might sound to easy, but why not weld a nut to it and then use a normal wrench?

Strip Poker 388

iTrader: (6)

The stainless collar will spin, The nut is brass, I would think the collar would have to be off to get to the nut to weld a nut on it. On mine once I got the collar off I tried channel locks but the nut was to tight. Once I got the collar off I cut grooves in the nut ,beat a socket on it ,it came right off then.Thats if its a Mcguard.My 2 cents

320es

I drove a couple of smal chisels in between the collar and the nut and used a pair of big channel locks. Took about 15 minutes.

fabricator

Judging by all the successful methods described here, I guess we can assume those prop locks are worthless, now can't we???

BLee

Gino that's the funniest reply I think read this year, maybe longer!