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  1. #1
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    You need a prop puller , looks like a gear puller .
    You can make your own if you cant find one to borrow.
    2 pieces of 1/2" all thread rod about a foot long , 4 nuts and washers .
    2 pieces of heavy metal , one with a U shaped hole cut out of the side and holes drilled for the all thread near the ends .
    I draw it for you after dinner .
    The size and pitch of the prop are embossd on the hub , something like 9x9 or 8x7 , look for it .

    Figures aren't on top of my head , nothing is anymore , but the math is simple enough and I'm good at simple math and I know a knot is 6080' , but where are my car keys?
    Last edited by Mike Goodwin; 12-05-2005 at 12:51 PM.

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    Thumbs up Home Brewed Prop Puller

    OK, quickie sketch .

    Put all thread through small holes , notch goes behind prop and plate with no notch goes against end of shaft. Tighten evenly on nuts until you have a good strain then whack it with a wood/leather or rubber mallet ,tighten some more and whack , repeat till it comes off .

    any ?

    Whack the puller , not the prop !
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    Mike, many thanks! I get the concept methinks. And it looks like I may be able to borrow a real prop puller...
    Mike
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    Thumbs up Vetus Coupler for sale !

    I finally found the coupler.
    It is a Vetus Uniflex model 1225 for a 25mm ( 1") shaft .
    Allows 2 degrees of mis-alignment .

    Sells for $431 , I'll take $ 250 . In the box with instructions .

    with a 4" connection for Hurth, Velvet, TD, ZF, PRM and other transmission makes.

    If you need an adapter flange, they are listed here and run $110 - $149 ;

    http://www.vetus.com/flex_couplings/flex_couplings.cfm
    Last edited by Mike Goodwin; 12-28-2005 at 11:06 AM.

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