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loading the boat on the trailer today a little windy and the prop hit the trailer it definately bent one blade. Do think i should use the boat one more time. last day of vacation
Depending on how bad it was bent, I would consider trying to straighten it out as best as possible, just to try and salvage the last day of the trip.
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You can def. try what CHP said. Always worth a shot. Just be careful you don't make a bad situation worse.... meaning, don't bend your strut too if your doing it while the prop is on the boat. Best to pull it off if you can.
I tried straightening my prop once w/ a 2x4 and a hammer. The hammer was used to lock the prop in place and keep it from turning. All I ended up w/ was a bent hammer. LOL.
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