APC Prop problem
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APC Prop problem
I 'm having a problem with APC props and wondered if anyone else had similar problems and how they solved it.
I have bought three APC 15X6 props for my Saito 100 and the holes are too big for the crankshaft. I contacted APC/Landing Products[?] and they exchanged one for me but that added postage to an already expensive prop. I have just bought two 14X6's for my Saito 91 and the same problem. All of the props were new in the package. I don't like having to try and shim the shaft to make these fit. Does anybody have any solution other than to buy a different make prop?
I would much rather ream them out a little for a snug fit, but I have bought my last large APC prop unless the factory starts using a smaller reamer.
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I have bought three APC 15X6 props for my Saito 100 and the holes are too big for the crankshaft. I contacted APC/Landing Products[?] and they exchanged one for me but that added postage to an already expensive prop. I have just bought two 14X6's for my Saito 91 and the same problem. All of the props were new in the package. I don't like having to try and shim the shaft to make these fit. Does anybody have any solution other than to buy a different make prop?
I would much rather ream them out a little for a snug fit, but I have bought my last large APC prop unless the factory starts using a smaller reamer.
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Most likely the difference is small enough that a short piece of brass tubing over the shaft would fill it. I have to do that to use 8" APC props on my TT GP .15. Simply find the I.D. of brass tubing that will work on the O.D. of the crankshaft and size the prop's hole for the O.D. of the tubing.
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I have two Saito 100's and the two APC 15X6 sport props that I just bought have holes that are 40 thousandths too big. That's only twenty on a side but I would much rather have to ream them a little for a snug fit. I'll see if I can find a similar size piece of tubing with a 20thousandths wall thickness. Thanks to all that replied.
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