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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: In a marina, under a boat, in the Bay Area
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Typically a sailboat will carry one or two collar zincs on the prop shaft, space permitting.
A single, limited-clearance collar can be used in tight quarters (as is frequently found on boats full keels and attached rudders.)
Many boats have a cone-shaped zinc attached to the prop. This is typical when shaft space is so limited that no zinc can fit there. A special prop prop nut is required to accept these zincs.
Most 3-bladed feathering props are designed to accept a zinc as well.
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