[Propeller Shaft Size]

I assume the boat is one of these?
http://www.broads.org.uk/wiki/index.php5?title=Style_Details&style=CC37

All sorted charity bag and 2 tee shirts around propeller and shaft now removed thanks for all the info

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[Propeller Shaft Size]

I assume the boat is one of these?
http://www.broads.org.uk/wiki/index.php5?title=Style_Details&style=CC37

Yes No. 109 bought it last September

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[Propeller Shaft Size]

Yes.
It will also have a standard length keyed taper, according to the shaft size, so as to fit standard propellors. I believe Connoisseur fitted shafts of 1.5" diameter to these boats.
In my experience, a cutter will not be of any benefit to you, on the Broads. You say you have something on the prop. It may just be a plastic shopping bag.

Thanks for that my boat is in Yorkshire and I've picked up a bag with some clothes in it as I've got a piece of white plastic and part of a tee shirt off so far

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[Propeller Shaft Size]

The boat model alone may not help as it may have been re-engined at some time and had a stern gland changed at the same time.
You can't beat a vernier across the shaft, metric and imperial can be very close but not close enough to keep a rope cutter clamped.
A stripper should be matched to number of blades too (although mine are not).

It has a bmc 2.5 engine I wanted to order a rope cutter before I have it lifted to remove something I've got on the prop is the shaft the same size as the shaft that leaves the hydraulic drive?

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[Propeller Shaft Size]

Can anyone tell me what size prop shaft is on a connoisseur 38 I want to put a rope cutter on any advice appreciated

 

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from me too. Do you hire when you come to the Broads?

Yes had aqualight from herbert woods a few times

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Hi from John and Wendy boating on the broads since 1980 now owners of a connoisseur 38 No 209 but brought her up to Yorkshire to be near home still visiting the broads from time to time

 

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[Boats Far From Home]

On 05/05/2017 at 21:04, SPEEDTRIPLE said:

Hi Trevor, this is one of the old Aston Vega class, built in 69. I said above, we hired one of the sister ships in the Vega class, the Aston Orion in 1970.  

 

 Saw this at Barnby dun South Yorkshire last Thursday

[Boats Far From Home]

Just bought a connoisseur No209 now on the canal in Yorkshire