Go sailing!   😏.  It’s survived a loooong time the way it is.  Congrats on the 
purchase by the way.

Dave - 33-2





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> On May 4, 2019, at 12:17 PM, Shawn Wright <shawngwri...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> I'm posting this for reference, in case it is helpful to anyone. The prop on 
> our new 35-2 is a Campbell Sailor 3 blade, marked 14 1/2 RH P16, on a 1" 
> shaft. It is driven by a 40hp VW diesel, through a Hurth 100 2.5:1 
> transmission. The engine does not have a tach, but I plan on adding one so I 
> can see how things compare with engine speed vs: boat speed. 
> 
> While the shaft overhang is quite long at about 12" beyond the cutlass 
> bearing and strut, a surveyor looked at it and said he'd seen quite a few 
> done this way, and didn't feel it was an issue, and the shaft was true. Of 
> course, if I snag a line, I am more likely to bend something, so I will 
> exercise care. My only options to reduce the overhang are moving to a long 
> strut closer to the prop, or installing a smaller prop and shortening the 
> shaft. I'm at a 16 pitch now, so I don't know if a smaller prop with a 
> steeper pitch will work. I'll investigate that if the current setup starts to 
> cause issues.
> 
> -- 
> Shawn Wright
> shawngwri...@gmail.com
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