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Old 06-04-2014, 00:48   #1
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Yanmar Saildrive bolt that holds the prop?
Our Yanmar propeller has a cone and a bolt to hold that cone in place,
I found the bolt undone !!
DO I JUST SCREW IT MORE TIGHT
OR DO I ADD LOCKTITE ????
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Old 06-04-2014, 03:00   #2
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Re: Yanmar Saildrive bolt that holds the prop?
You definitely locktite it!

I learned that lesson by losing my cone and prop. :/
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