Dinged prop - repair?

Fill a 5 gallon pail full of wet concrete, and while it's setting up push the prop into the pour to make a form. When it gets dinged put the prop in the form and hammer it back.

I would add another thumbs up for Kawartha Prop. Buddy banged the skeg and prop bad; looked like a shark bit it. Kawartha picked up the lower unit in London (met the van at Tim Hortons) and ready in a little over a week. Incredible! Paint matched and looked brand new.

Teds Welding. Industrial st. Burlington
has done a couple for me

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Originally Posted by DUXX

Most shops send them to kawartha prop for repair. A little ding in my 20hp Yamaha prop cost me three miles per hour. You would never know if I didn't have a graph to show you

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Originally Posted by Fisherman

A prop is a balanced and tuned part of the outboard, and as much as the ding doesn't appear crucial, may result in problems later. Now if your willey got a pimple on the side of it would you say, naw nothing to worry about, or get it fixed.

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Originally Posted by Fishermandan10

There's a place in buckhorn, pretty sure it's called kawartha prop repair. Used them quite a few times lol. Top notch service, great people!

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Yup. John Fuderer and his son Jamie do exceptional work. I use them almost exclusively for all my prop repairs. Jamie's a fisherman too. ;) You can reach them at 705-657-8752

Ya........I'd just file it down and if it still bothers you hit it with a couple of coats of paint and it will be as good as new!!