Mach props?
01-21-2004 | 06:40 AM
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Mach props?
anyone still sell them? I know Teague had a few a year or so ago. I have one from a single I had, just want one to pair it up with....25 pitch patriot 4 blade.
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01-21-2004 | 08:22 AM
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I think Teague still has them. I've heard that they do need to be cleaned up as they are not very consistant.
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01-23-2004 | 07:45 AM
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Be VERY CAREFUL !!! I had a Mach Sterndriver prop throw a blade about 4 years ago. Hadn't hit anything, ever! Called Teague about it , since I had purchased it from them, they said that was the reason they stopped selling them and they were no longer in business. Mach had poor castings that had inclusions (defects) in them, and my experience was not uncommon.
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01-23-2004 | 08:44 PM
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SUN28>>>>>>>> be careful<<<<<
YES,YOU ARE CORRECT.
Mach props are weld on blades,they can fly off if not welded on perfect ,and the ones we seen have many casting holes in the blades and the hub barrels.
some that we have worked on were good, but this is back in 1984 or so
long time ago
Darin
Mach props are weld on blades,they can fly off if not welded on perfect ,and the ones we seen have many casting holes in the blades and the hub barrels.
some that we have worked on were good, but this is back in 1984 or so
long time agoDarin
