Can i use bust prop as a test prop

[XstreamVking]

Since this thread is about using a "bust prop", does the blade profile on those resemble a titty?

Both need a lotta cup for holding power...

[AZMIDLYF]

Think they were cleavage props...

[71V153]

Think they were cleavage props...

And then some ...

[phillnjack]

trouble with the cleavage props is people get so excited looking at them going round and round and round, mesmerising .
But get disappointed when they find out she used to be called Edward and pre- prop op

[Chaz]

trouble with the cleavage props is people get so excited looking at them going round and round and round, mesmerising .

Phil ... there is absolutely no down side to watchin a set of counter rotating cleavage props go round and round ...

But get disappointed when they find out she used to be called Edward and pre- prop op

Phil , Phil , Phil ..... Forget Boy George .



Come to your senses mate ... !

Watch Benny Hill reruns .



Go for a ride on a Norton .



Pull your boat with a E-Type Jag



Fire this *&^%$#@ guy ...



Start hangin out with Andy Green ...



And by all means .. drink your tea from a mason jar , with sugar and lemons over ice ..



Then you can be as cool as Barry Sheen ....

[phillnjack]

Ha ha ha
Barry sheen was the man, changed the way bikes were to be ridden in the future.
I remember going to brands hatch and watch him demolish everyone.
on the way home all the biker boys were trying to lean like he did, I saw more crashed bikes that day than ever.
I went with a group of boys on mopeds (50cc), I was on a racing pushbike and about 6 of them had old Raleigh wisps and Honda graduates
I beat 3 of them home ha ha , they could only reach about 30mph top speed, and they still thought they were Barry sheen ha ha ha .
must of been about 1975, I used a pushbike a lot to keep super fit back then, saddle on that would be too sharp for me today.

[Markus]

That info from Chaz is very interesting, I have never seen that posted before anywhere - thank you Chaz. I now regret spending so much on my own OMC test props - I have three lol.

There is a Mercury service bulletin describing to some more detail how to cut down an aluminum propeller to the dimensions Chaz showed.

OMC guys seem to like spending money on OMC oil, OMC zip tie tools, OMC test props, etc.

[MattGreen]

There is a Mercury service bulletin describing to some more detail how to cut down an aluminum propeller to the dimensions Chaz showed.

OMC guys seem to like spending money on OMC oil, OMC zip tie tools, OMC test props, etc.

lol well I will admit the zip ties tool is rediculous, but I do use Bombardier zip ties on carb fuel hoses lol And my test wheel were all bought at far below list prices, but dealers are expected to have all this stuff. From what I recall, OMC/Bomb will send the dealer a package of the minimum new service tools for any new models released that year ,and then bill them - no choice. Merc is just as bad - you needs zillions of tools to service lower units for example.

Matt

[Markus]

lol well I will admit the zip ties tool is ridiculous

I had one. Except I paid $3 for a generic tool at a car parts store instead of $87 for an OMC tool. Exact same thing.

[90 5.0]

I had one. Except I paid $3 for a generic tool at a car parts store instead of $87 for an OMC tool. Exact same thing.

I have one too, it's generic and I doubt my dad remembers where he bought it in the 80's