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Old     (maxx_wake)      Join Date: Sep 2003       03-31-2007, 6:51 AM Reply   
I just got an awesome birthday present from my parents. A brand new Acme 3 blade for my Supra. It looks like someone used a grinder on one of the blades though. Is this normal or should I take it back?
Old     (phat_in_cincy)      Join Date: May 2003       03-31-2007, 7:31 AM Reply   
I think I've seen new props that have had that on it. Might have something to do with balancing the prop.

You should get someone with more experience to answer your question tho. You could go right to the source (ACME) and ask them.
Old     (boarditup)      Join Date: Jan 2004       03-31-2007, 2:01 PM Reply   
It is normal. This is part of the finishing process to get the prop within spec. Enjoy your new prop. I am a dealer of the props and see it all the time. My personal prop had the same marks and it works flawlessly.
Old    murrayair            03-31-2007, 5:18 PM Reply   
Yeah, it's normal.
Old     (maxx_wake)      Join Date: Sep 2003       03-31-2007, 5:31 PM Reply   
ok cool, I just wanted to make sure before I put it on the boat. Thanks.

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