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The eye in the plastic wears sometimes and allows them to wobble - change them out. Also, the yoke with the fingers will allow the blades to pitch flater frio any given setting as well. The flex of the blades actually works in your favor in many situations, as it pulls the tips away from the shroud's narrowest pooint. Water will not compress, and items passing through the blades and shroud are best not trapped between the two, or then the shear pin is risked as mentioned in the other post. Alan Green wrote: > > Thanks for all of the comments > I haven't broken any blades my > plastic ones are still in great > shape nor do I stick my fingers > in the blades . My only reason > for the inquiry was that both of > my friends who scooter with me > have the alumium blades and they run > away from me . Same scooters ,same > motors same batteries . To make sure > it wasn't something else we swapped > props and then mine , with the aluminum > blades , was just as fast as the other > partner with the aluminum blades . > We were guessing the because they didn't > flex they worked better . As far as pinning > them , do I understand you are drilling > and putting a pin down the center of > the existing blade shaft ? How long > is the pin and what diameter ? Do you > glue it in or just press it in ? > > Alan Green > > > > ______________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
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