need a prop

bill do you recommend the 9.5?

am I correct in assuming it requires a Right Hand direction?

I had a similar issue with my Gori and ordered a new prop from PYacht who said they had it in stock and that I would get it in 3-4 days. I was going on a sailing vacation, and when in 7 days it had not arrived I was forced to do something with the old prop. That was two years ago and I'm still using the old prop with no problems. What I did was to use some cold-cure epoxy, WEST 105 will work, though I used some stuff I had. I first placed the propeller hub in my oven set at about 240F. I let the hub warm up for about 45 minutes to assure heat all the way through. When it was in the oven about 20 minutes, I mixed the epoxy in a plastic cup. When I was satisfied that the hub was warm all the way through, I placed waxed paper (use two layers if working in your custom kitchen) on my kitchen cutting board and poured the epoxy slowly all around the hub. Some if it went all the way through and ripped onto the paper. I just continued to feed the epoxy until it would not take anymore and then let the entire thing set for 24 hours, which is all I had before I departed. I would have preferred to let it sit the full curing period of 72 hours and highly recommend that. Our boat is used regularly and has now done two long vacations on it with lots of outings and racing putting I guess at least a hundred hours of motoring on the prop and it continues working fine, leaving my new one still as a spare. I was very unhappy in the process of dealing with PYacht who instead of shipping from the East Coast from stock they said they had, arranged an air freight shipment from Denmark with shipping and handling costs of $535, and it took 2 1/2 weeks to arrive, by which time I was well gone. In the end this new prop owes me about $1800! When I inquired about this after my return, they never answered my question as to how this happened or what happened to the prop they said they had in stock on the East Coast. I could have flown over there and back from Vacouver for the cost of the shipping. i won't use them again. Anyway, I will keep the spare, but can suggest my method of fixing for a repair that has worked for me for 2 years now. Good Luck.

Thanks Bill. Were Laser 28's built with both DV8's and DV10's? I can't figure out which I have. There is a sticker on the front of the engine (near the companionway steps) that says DV8, and a marking on somewhere back by the cylinder that says DV10. It looks like they recommend a different prop pitch for the two engines.

Bill Layton wrote: http://www.pyacht.com/cgi-bin/pagegen.pl?pr+gor2BFSD11595 This is the correct prop for L28 cheers

http://www.pyacht.com/cgi-bin/pagegen.pl?pr+gor2BFSD11595

This is the correct prop for L28

cheers

Does anyone have a spare Gori prop that they'd be willing to sell me? I have an old one with the internal rubber bushing, which is now allowing the hub to spin independently of the body. I'll pull it off and try to fix it, but I'd like to put a new one on right away so I don't miss any of our short sailing season.

thanks, Andy