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Without turning my oversized body upside down ----what is the shaft size withe the A-4? ThanksDave Tinder
DAWN BREAKER Mk3
Ft Myers
Assuming the drawing in my Mark III owner's manual is 1:1, the diameter is one inch. Will confirm later today with calipers on my shaft.
Ken Pole
Santiva
Ottawa
Ken Pole, Ottawa
1975 Mark III Santiva
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Oops. Although the diagram in the manual shows a one-inch diameter shaft, actual measurement on my Mark III, which is out of the water for the winter, has it as seven-eighths of an inch. Sorry about that.
Ken Pole
Santiva
Ottawa
Ken Pole, Ottawa
1975 Mark III Santiva
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My literature shows 1" also----but I've also heard 7/8" from other sources----my experience tells me that it is best to put the calipers to it prior to boring/tapering the new prop. I'll see if I can get my wife down there----I give her all the tools and equipment she needs!!!!!!!!
Thanks--Dave Tinder
DAWN BREAKER Mk3
Ft Myers
I can assure you the shaft size on LARK ('77 Mk III with an A4) is 7/8". Assure you for two reasons - 1st, I had to replace my shaft once, and 2nd, we put zincs on once or twice a year to protect against electrolysis in salt water and the saft size is important.
Fred Butler
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