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The 35hp 13 years 4 months ago #37791
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Sorry guys the 35 did not come through on the first post.
Darrell 
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Re: The 35hp 13 years 4 months ago #37799
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Very nice indeed. But a quick spray and those aluminum props are new again. I understand the time on brass,but no sense dirtying up your work of art with the prop unpainted.
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Re:The 35hp 13 years 4 months ago #37819
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I have a 68 35 hp in pieces to restore, now I have my benchmark
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Remember, my opinion in no way diminishes your opinion, nor yours mine. Collectively, there is a middle ground that is \\\"correct\\\" for the reader balancing all the input.
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Re: The 35hp 13 years 4 months ago #37869
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Conrad
Thanks, but the prop was garbage I told the customer to throw it out, I just forgot to take it off before the pictures were taken. |
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Re: The 35hp 13 years 4 months ago #37873
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I've always liked the 35s. Here's my tiller motor...
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