Prop damage to daughters boat :(

[HUMBER P4VWL]

After a good 20mins of WOT playing around in the busy bath shipping lanes, my 2 yr old daughter's inflatable suffered the same fate as the black shadows' props a few weeks back by Puffin Island.

Anyone know of a good prop refurber? It's down to two blades and performance has fallen significantly.

[Erin]

I think I'd be contemplating an insurance claim, with that much damage the hull will need to be checked over too.

I would also suggest she either takes PB level 1 or gets a few more years experience before she is allowed anywhere near the helm of dad's boat

[parm]

H & H Propeller Inc

450 Bath Rd, # A, Brunswick, ME 04011-2637

[matt h]

Ha Ha , made i laaaf! you gonna have to get the prop balanced now!

[Pikey Dave]

Steel developments Put these in your bookmarks

[jyasaki]

I think he needs a company called "Plastic Developments".

jky

[Pikey Dave]

Originally Posted by jyasaki

I think he needs a company called "Plastic Developments".

jky

Nah! I never rated plastic props, what that needs is a nice shiny stainless 4 blader

[Silverfox]

Two observations.

1. The engine looks way to big for the size of boat, and
2. I don't think you need an all round white on a boat of that size, but if you are operating in bath with lots of shipping, then better safe than sorry.

[HUMBER P4VWL]

Reckon I'll upgrade to stainless while it's out the water. Might change the trim to counter the weight and bow lifting too.

[Chris Caton]

if you the prop sorted, will it be upto the Ireland trip this weekend