But then you have to remember to take the prop stopper off when you are on the water......lets sell .......Prop Stoppers
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But then you have to remember to take the prop stopper off when you are on the water......lets sell .......Prop Stoppers
Only $ 29.99 Free shipping.
YES....there is the 29.99 " prop stopper" ...better get a patent quick !Use a simple bungee cord to stop prop from rotating..-----There are many tricks and things that a boater can learn.
If you have the main power switch turned off, this is not possible, even if it otherwise theoretically would be.My brother told me that he was told when he bought a small OB motor that it should always be in neutral when on a boat being towed. The reason being that the wind would make the prop spin and thus turn over the engine and possibly do damage. I often forget to put my 90hp OB in neutral after powering onto trailer after an outing. I can't see wind turning over a 90hp motor, esp. in the raised position so that its not facing the wind dead on. Any opinions?
I gave you a like, which is rare, but I don't know why.put the motor in forward, the wind will spin the prop and give you a boost going home, better gas mileage and 10 miles per hour faster.
maybe because you know its true. lmao. you cant deny science..I gave you a like, which is rare, but I don't know why.