08-02-10, 04:40 PM | #1 |
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Well that was dumb
While this was stupid of me, I post it to save someone else from making the same mistake.
I am sure that you experience boat owners know that different trolling motors have different sized props. Me, I mistakenly figured that knowing the make and thrust was enough. I just spent my lunch break driving to the store only to realize I will need to go back once I have the exact model or at least the measurements.
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08-02-10, 10:21 PM | #2 |
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hahaha, well it happens to the best of us cass. thanks for telling us though.
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08-03-10, 12:11 AM | #3 |
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LOL yeah having the right size does help quite a bit. I assume you got fixed up though?
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08-03-10, 12:33 PM | #4 |
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You're sure not alone, Cass. Mine was a t/motor prop shear pin. Carried around the wrong size for about a year. Found out it was the wrong size in the middle of a tournament. Not good!
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