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prop guards
- Thread starter gh1950
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What i'm thinking, just wondering how much drag it creates.
Supposedly improves thrust also.
I'd just like to hear from someone who actually has one.
Google Kort Nozzle for more info.
I think I would feel better springing for a steel prop. I could see hitting a rock and ripping the skeg, and maybe the foot housing. I have hit a lot of stuff with a steel prop and suffered no damage.
The best thing to use was never meant for use on a boat motor 
.....a pitchfork tine 
, remove the long wooden handle and mount on the motor foot (weld or large hose-clamps), keeps weeds/hydrilla out and you can even run over logs & rocks with no damage to the blade....mount on the front side (leading edge) of foot, it will protect both the blade and the foot..... curved backwards of course.
.....a pitchfork tine , remove the long wooden handle and mount on the motor foot (weld or large hose-clamps), keeps weeds/hydrilla out and you can even run over logs & rocks with no damage to the blade....mount on the front side (leading edge) of foot, it will protect both the blade and the foot..... curved backwards of course.
