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  1. 02-08-2019, 01:37 PM #1
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    Where would I get a skag repaired? I would like to be near Truman if possible.



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    Years ago, I had to take my inboard ski boat to a boat repair shop. They removed the out drive (lower unit) and took all the guts out of it then they sent it to a welding shop who welded a new skeg on it. Then back to the repair shop to put it all back together.


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    If it's just a small section missing you could just install a Skeg Guard over it. What did on mine years ago and still holding strong after quite a few stud strikes.
    Really easy to install also.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hogster1 View Post
    If it's just a small section missing you could just install a Skeg Guard over it. What did on mine years ago and still holding strong after quite a few stump strikes.
    Really easy to install also.

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    Don't know what happened there

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hogster1 View Post
    If it's just a small section missing you could just install a Skeg Guard over it.
    After Hogster broke mine at camp I used the Skeg guard also
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    Jeff, here is a possibility - never had them do any work for me -

    Midwest Propeller Service, Inc
    15650 S. Lone Elm Rd. Olathe,KS
    913-782 0213

    Their ad shows skeg repair $145, primed - $185, painted, black only
    You have to remove the lower unit and take it to them. Not a biggie.
    Website coupon - MIDWEST PROPELLER: COUPON
    They have a 10% discount form on the website you fill out and take in with the lower unit.
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    Midwest Prop. pressed in a hub for me about 3 years ago, great service, no complaints.
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    Quote Originally Posted by keeferfish View Post
    After Hogster broke mine at camp I used the Skeg guard also
    Somehow I don't remember it happening like that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hogster1 View Post
    Somehow I don't remember it happening like that.
    I'm sure you had been drinking and offered to bring me $200.00 cash for my troubles Spring Camp 2019! I have witnesses
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