prop locks??
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Mcguards! Junk!
They work fine to keep the honest people honest!
They can be turned off with a screwdriver! Done it three times.
Used to have the McGuard Drive locks as well. Once down in Havasu needed to pull a drive and did not have the locks, were in my truck and took a different one down.
Went to the shelf, picked up a lock out of the package and went and removed the nuts!
I just got off the phone with Brett @ BBlades, having a pair of these shipped with my props coming back! Look a lot better design then the Mcgaurds! We will see
They work fine to keep the honest people honest!
They can be turned off with a screwdriver! Done it three times.
Used to have the McGuard Drive locks as well. Once down in Havasu needed to pull a drive and did not have the locks, were in my truck and took a different one down.
Went to the shelf, picked up a lock out of the package and went and removed the nuts!
I just got off the phone with Brett @ BBlades, having a pair of these shipped with my props coming back! Look a lot better design then the Mcgaurds! We will see
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All the locks are like previously stated, good enough to keep the honest people honest.
I had a Baja that I made the mistake of putting in storage a few years back. I had the drive locks on it, prop lock on it, and it was parked right next to the marina office under a light.
Someone decided it was just easier to take everything, bell housing, trim rams, drive, prop, all at one shot.
I had a Baja that I made the mistake of putting in storage a few years back. I had the drive locks on it, prop lock on it, and it was parked right next to the marina office under a light.
Someone decided it was just easier to take everything, bell housing, trim rams, drive, prop, all at one shot.