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Old 10-22-2007
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Replacement prop on a Yanmar 3GM30

Our OMEGA 36 had a folding prop when we bought her. Within a week of the purchase, one fluke broke off of the prop, requiring us to pull the boat and have the prop replaced. Due to economics at the time, we opted for a fixed two blade SAILORMAN propeller rather than replace with an OEM folding prop.

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