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I like them too. I just giving you some options; however
In Response To: Could be good prices, AND no offense here, BUT I'll stick with PYI for my orders ... 
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() If you put a heavy duty shaft zinc, you could have about 5 times the protection. You can still have the Max Prop conical zinc. It will last longer, I suspect.
You are comparing over 3 pounds vs 0.6 pounds. If you put 2 heavy duty shaft zincs ...
Many years ago our Pearson 35 lost its prop due to electrolysis in a marina. I've been careful since then ;^)))
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- Hi Chris ...
- I am headed your way shortly and am saving all these for reference. Thanks!
- Thanks for the updates.... First time I visited Hatchet Bay in 1971, the enterence looked soooo narrow
- Can you use a standard "clamp-on-the-shaft" zinc?
- The Maxprop uses a special zinc fastened to the end of the prop.
- Discount zincs -- including Max Prop and many others
- Could be good prices, AND no offense here, BUT I'll stick with PYI for my orders ...
- I like them too. I just giving you some options; however
- Thanks SG..
- Could be good prices, AND no offense here, BUT I'll stick with PYI for my orders ...
- The Maxprop uses a special zinc fastened to the end of the prop.
- Hi Chris ...