Anyone missing a 4-bladed prop?

[refugio]

 

[No Mast]

No wonder it hasn't arrived yet, they took the 5! Great it'll never get here

 

[refugio]

The good news is that 18" shaft will fit like a glove!

 

[twistedtree]

That's my bow thruster!

 

[Conall63]

My guess is that's over 8'6" in diameter. Hauling it standing up like that, they avoided getting an over width permit.

Conall

 

[BaltimoreLurker]

My guess is that's over 8'6" in diameter. Hauling it standing up like that, they avoided getting an over width permit.

Conall

I'm struggling to see how that makes a difference.

 

[motion30]

Yea. If is was over width they would have just turned it 90 degrees

 

[No Mast]

So that's how you get skis inside! I've been leaving them by the door for years!

 

[refugio]

This one is attached to a shaft. Don't have a great pic, but this might help - look at the tiedowns. Shaft was maybe 15' long

 

[eyschulman]

I do not recognize the prop but the exit off I 99 is very familiar also not far from the ball parks,CG station, and the big dig fiasco in Seattle.

 

[Nomad Willy]

Rotated 45 degrees it may have been over 8' 6" but up on the truck bed it could more likely be over height. Even if size was an issue (and I don't think so) any savy truck driver would load it as low as possible. What it's mounted on could be a limiting factor as well. I personally would have put it more centered on the truck trailer. The fact that they used a low boy trailer indicates it brobably would have been over height on a standard trailer. Talk'in about this takes me back. Most all the trucks I drove were flat beds.

 

[Carolena]

Gotta love Amazon Prime free shipping.

 

[markpierce]

Isn't that my missing propeller?

 

[Ski in NC]

Looks like a CP prop. Shaft might be integral to it to enclose controls. So they pull prop/shaft as a unit.

My guess is 10' dia, probably for a 300-odd foot ship.

 

[High Wire]

Its from the "second largest outboard motor you ever saw" - Siegfried

 

[bglad]

Just reinforces the old adage that "size matters";-)