Bent Prop Blade on kicker

[Rockfish]

Felt a very small impact yesterday while on the Kicker (1993 Yamaha High Thrust) and today noticed that one of the blades on the aluminum prop has a noticible bend at the end of it. It seemed to work fine all day today. As the season is all most over I assume it will hang in there for a few more trips and then I will take it to a prop shop. Anyone recommend a good prop shop in the Victoria area? It does not look too bad and I assume it could be fixed for a reasonable cost. No idea what that should be.

 

[scott craven]

Island propeller does most of the fixes on the lower island...
SG Power used to be the drop off and pick up place.

 

[Tailspin]

Not sure how handy you are, but a good size brass drift and a block of wood has put my yammy prop in the right place quite a few times this season. Light taps is all it takes and a keen eye.

www.tailspincharters.com

 

[abl]

west isle propeller out in sidney do excellent work

bruce

 

[Charlie]

quote:Originally posted by Tailspin

Not sure how handy you are, but a good size brass drift and a block of wood has put my yammy prop in the right place quite a few times this season. Light taps is all it takes and a keen eye.

www.tailspincharters.com

X2
Me, I usually just use a ball peen hammer!

 

[adrianna3]

Victoria Propeller in Cobble Hill have been wonderful to me. I know it's a little out of your way.