Spun Prop and Prop-Aid

[corndog]

We have a spare in the storage in the boat. And tools too. As I am still learning about boats, have had a few conversations about how that all works, but at least the means are there, and being part engineer, I could maybe figure it out. What I do know, is how to use the cell phone. That would be probably between my first or first and 1/2 option if I got in a bind.

I spun my prop last year. Glad I had an extra case of water took me 3 1/2 hours to get back in the mildde of July. Sucked big time!!

[corndog]

Better yet have a spare prop. Even if its not the perfect prop. Be sure to have the wrenches also. I learned this last year. If you have to have the prop worked on you may need something to get you by until its ready.

[small bites]

We have a spare in the storage in the boat. And tools too. As I am still learning about boats, have had a few conversations about how that all works, but at least the means are there, and being part engineer, I could maybe figure it out. What I do know, is how to use the cell phone. That would be probably between my first or first and 1/2 option if I got in a bind.

[Randy]

I'll ask you. Do they work? I could have sworn I saw a Prop-Aid patch on your fancy pink Columbia shirt. Hmmmmm
I carry a spare but this gadget looks good! Thanks

[kenny]

There was a post on TOB about someone spinning their prop between the jetties and being in harms way. Mike in Friendswood rescued them with a tow to the yacht basin.
Everyone should have a Prop-Aid. Ask Louie Baumann if they really work.

http://www.prop-aid.com/