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Old 08-04-2003 | 01:04 PM
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I am looking to find where to buy an aluminum spinner nut/hub for my Ryobi 31cc (long shaft)
Old 08-04-2003 | 03:14 PM
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it is a standard 3/8x24 thread if the end has not been cut off you just get a bolt that screws in the end
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Mine has the threaded shaft and I am looking for a spinner so I can use my electric starter. Thanks Ken!
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I got a Harry Higgly spinner that had a smaller hole than the shaft and drilled and tapped it to the right size.
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I have a Harry Higgly spinner on mine, mine is the long shaft and he has them to fit 3/8x24 threads. The only thing is I had to cut off the none threaded portion of the shaft because it wouldn't let the spinner thighten all the way down on the prop. Once I cut that off it worked perfect.
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I have this one and it fits the thicker props no problem:

It doesn't work some of the thinner propss, though, so I just jam one of these between it and the prop:

Both are Harry Higley items. I don't like to cut off the tip, because if I ever need to use a spinner, I can thread the spinner bolt directly into the shaft.
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Tileflyer:
If you want to make something lighter than an alum. version..



Nut is G10 FG rod cut drilled & tapped, trued on drill press and then balanced on prop balancer. An 1/8" spacer washer used for this prop. White VHMW spacer same routine.
Works fine with the blue cone on Tower hd starter.

Word is tuna at the Bajo.
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Word is tuna at the Bajo
The "hole" is producing lots of tuna ,what a surprise That is where I fish at when I am in La Paz. I hope to come this year and fish with Alex and Neno with Mosquito Fleet again.Check this picture out Mike and see if it looks familiar?
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Old 08-05-2003 | 11:28 AM
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Thanks for the replys,looks like Harry Higley is the way to go.
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Paragon aero has a nice set up. It is hollow and taps into the end(long shaft version) of the crank. I think the inside threads are 8-32. Anyway, it's not too expensive and I think they have 3 styles to choose from.
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I second the Paragon recommendation. Beautuful machining at a fair price. I'm very happy with my entire Paragon conversion kit.


http://www.theriver.com/paragonaero/ryobi.htm

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