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Good idea Mike! ! Make it a Sticky too.
thx!
Do you sell the plugs? I need one as I dropped one in the lake trying to install at the landing, my bad. I need the solid plug and if you don"t sell them that way let me know.
Thanks, John
P.S. The prop kit I bought from you worked great, I like the new keeper washer.
Dumb question as I just bought a prop with these - How do you remove them? Is there a trick, are they 1 and done, or does it just require elbow grease?
Nope not dumb, I also do not know how they work. Any insight tips or tricks?Quote:
Originally Posted by carolina_cowboy01
Best way I have found in removing PVS with prop off is using a long screwdriver to push in the locks as I am prying them out from outside.
With prop installed, I use 1 of those large car panels removing tools, and do the best I can not to damage it.
They are fairly cheap, so no prob getting new 1.
So there is two styles of pvs plugs. Just saying there is the ones in the picture and then some that look like the description of "plug" just below the pictures. Ones labeled pvs and some smooth more flat style.