Prop change

[Amc0825]

What is the easiest way to change the prop without a puller? What size nut the is on the prop shaft?

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[MLA]

Do you want keep the prop coming off or make it a paper weight? There is no easy way without some form of a puller or proper prop removal tool.

[ssevey17]

I don't see why you couldn't do it with a cheap gear puller. They can be had for less than $20. Or head to autozone, pay a deposit and they'll loan you one!

[Amc0825]

Ok I'll try that thanks

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[996scott]

when I changed mine a few years back I did it without a puller. If I remember correctly I just removed the nut and then gave the prop a few light tamps around the hub (where it goes over the shaft) with a mallet and piece of wood. I just tapped it and it loosened up on it's own. I'm sure that may not be what most experience but give it a try.

[kaneboats]

It's really 50/50 whether it will come off without a puller. It's a decent investment and nice to have.

[Shoebox]

Easy to make.

[AtTheRiver]

I have had success using a harmonic prop puller.

https://www.wakemakers.com/oj-prop-k...SABEgL6C_D_BwE

You are a handy man shoebox!

[Amc0825]

I bought one lol! Everyone stressed me out

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[Shoebox]

I have had success using a harmonic prop puller.

https://www.wakemakers.com/oj-prop-k...SABEgL6C_D_BwE

You are a handy man shoebox!

Thanks. Stuff I had laying around. It's always handy to have a bucket or 2 of scrap steel bits.