Prop damage

I know I didn't hit anything so it has to be the fault of Knute (The Heathen).

What do you think? Will this buff out?

No real need to answer. I'll be taking it to Tucker's Landing tomorrow.

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[QUOTE=Tyme2fish;515350]I know I didn't hit anything so it has to be the fault of Knute (The Heathen).

What do you think? Will this buff out?

No real need to answer. I'll be taking it to Tucker's Landing tomorrow.

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Dang Tyme you I mean Knute (The Heathen) did ding her pretty good. What area did he..The Heathen ding it at?LOL

I really have no idea of where or when it occurred. I'm the one that backs the truck/trailer rig in and out so it had to have been when he was "alone" in the boat. Seriously, I'm not blaming him but I don't recall any thumps while I was driving.

Boy he dinged her up good!.....may leave cans in your boat but never dinged a prop like that

[QUOTE=onemorecast56;515362]Boy he dinged her up good!.....may leave cans in your boat but never dinged a prop like that[/QUOTE]

Cans,water bottles, assorted trash and the kicker was the shad left in the live well. LOL :) Hey, I've still got the nipper pliers in the boat that belong to you.

I may even have to buy some gas this summer. I'm now down to between 1/4 and 1/2 tank since you and Knute (The Heathen) returned it after your Dale trip.

Tucker's said my prop was too thin to repair.

I ended buying a new one from him 13 7/8 X 21

I won't be able to test it out till after my return from Minnesota.

neat trick for props, cut a 5 gal bucket down and fill with concrete, press your prop into the concreet, remove prop and let concreet dry, now if you get a small bend or ding (metal not missing) you can use the concreet as a dolly and reshape your prop, if it is aluminum you can apply low heat to get it to move easier, never tried it with stainless .