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    Anyone close to me in Ut county have a prop puller I can borrow ?

    #2
    Originally posted by KonaKing View Post
    Anyone close to me in Ut county have a prop puller I can borrow ?
    Wish I could help but Chicago is one big jump away. If you are not in a rush, I saw some on ebay

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      #3
      You might be able to borrow one from a prop repair shop if you have your prop repaired at the same location. That is what I have done several times.
      Ray Thompson
      2005 22V

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        #4
        Originally posted by raythompson View Post
        You might be able to borrow one from a prop repair shop if you have your prop repaired at the same location. That is what I have done several times.
        Thanks went in to work today and built one like this today. Built a four blade one in a about hour.

        Worked great

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          #5
          Originally posted by KonaKing View Post
          Thanks went in to work today and built one like this today. Built a four blade one in a about hour.

          Worked great
          Like how?

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            #6
            Redneck Prop puller:

            Tie one end of a rope to a tree, the other end to the prop. Pull truck ahead until prop comes off.
            Reality is only an illusion that occurs due to a lack of alcohol.

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              #7
              Originally posted by jleger98 View Post
              Redneck Prop puller:

              Tie one end of a rope to a tree, the other end to the prop. Pull truck ahead until prop comes off.
              LOL
              15 Escalade ESV-Black
              08 RZ2-Blue

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                #8
                HAHAHA!

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by 22ba View Post
                  Like how?
                  the 2 u shapes fit around the shaft and the plate goes on the other end. 4 bolts go through the blades and then tighten as needed. works like a charm and cost about $10 to build.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by jleger98 View Post
                    Redneck Prop puller:

                    Tie one end of a rope to a tree, the other end to the prop. Pull truck ahead until prop comes off.
                    Some how I see that getting you a Darwining award

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                      #11
                      I will be up in SLC Friday afternoon until Saturday late. I will have a prop puller with me. Check your PM.
                      Be excellent to one another.

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