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Old 05-09-2011, 06:17   #1
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Hi Folks,

Could someone tell me the name of this prop retaining, cotter pin supporting, zinc mount thingy that goes just behind the nut that holds the prop on? The threads in mine are shot, and I need to get another one or fix this one.

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possably called a captive nut,but would suggest simply drilling out the threaded hole and tapping it for a larger diam bolt. ie if prev was 10mm,drill and tap for 12mm
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Thanks, I think I'll try that first instead of buying a new............

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Could it be a “Nut Zinc”, or “Zinc Anode Cap”?

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Old 05-09-2011, 06:42   #5
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yeah, that first one is definitely it................we have a propeller shop in town maybe he has on the shelf................thx
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possably called a captive nut,but would suggest simply drilling out the threaded hole and tapping it for a larger diam bolt. ie if prev was 10mm,drill and tap for 12mm
I understood OP's problem to be that the thread in the propeller nut is stripped, not the thread for the bolt holding the zinc to the nut. If so, he should replace it. I don't know the shaft diameter, but you can find these here: ZINC PROPELLER NUT ONLY 5/8-11 SHAFT 7/8" SZ B 118881
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i think gord nailed it if it is the shaft thread,thanks for the input gord and ziggy
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It's the part the zinc is attached to that's messed up. (see picture) Prop nut is fine. I should have been more clear I reckon........
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It's the part the zinc is attached to that's messed up. (see picture) Prop nut is fine. I should have been more clear I reckon........
drill and tap,use a longer bolt with a washer on it if the nut is too big for the recess,looks like their is plenty of diam to redrill on the end of the prop nut
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Okay, I'll check it out...........we may have the correct tap at work.

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