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  • Quicky prop shafts

    I have seen on E Bay Merc 20-H and 55-H prop shafts for sale. Dose anyone know the contact to obtain three D shafts and two B shafts?

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    Don't have email address but I have seen those auctions and noticed his ebay username is looking420h ebay has a contact member function you should be able to find him with this.

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    • #3
      His name is Ted Ahlborn and this is the email I have for him. I think he is a member here. ted_ahlborn@markivauto.com

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      • #4
        i bought 1 shaft for a merc 1:1 unit last year they are great prop shafts try this email address mecatchbigfish@aol.com that is how i got ahold of him
        Pure of heart : Outlaw by nature

        "choice not chance determines destiny"

        "the race is never quite over , the course is never quite ours"

        how many years must a man pay for mistakes he did not make?

        here is a link of a little bit of Randy s racing history and a tribute to the late Ken Krier to learn more click the link

        http://www.boatracingfacts.com/forum...221#post107221

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        • #5
          D prop shafts

          If anyone is interested I have 3 D prop shafts. 2 are used and 1 is new. The new one is from a batch I purchased from David Steckbauer back in the late 90's. The price is $130. The used shafts are in good shape(one has a slight gouge at the shear pin hole) and I am asking $70 and $60 for them. contact
          canoe47@hotmail.com

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          • #6
            not trying to kill your sale afterplane but ted is selling his new for 60 dollars usd

            and the email address i posted is a correct 1 i got 1 last summer and they are great and have a finer thread pattern than the old 1 s
            Pure of heart : Outlaw by nature

            "choice not chance determines destiny"

            "the race is never quite over , the course is never quite ours"

            how many years must a man pay for mistakes he did not make?

            here is a link of a little bit of Randy s racing history and a tribute to the late Ken Krier to learn more click the link

            http://www.boatracingfacts.com/forum...221#post107221

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