how to remove propellor shaft
1527504
There is a back hatch where the decal K-marine is placed. On the back of the hatch there are two slots. Use a screw driver the same size and insert into the slot slowly turn the screw driver--you will hear a snap ( not broken). There is also a long slot in the front & again slowly pry up on each end (might hear another snap) it's OK. The cover will come off exposing the motor's & the shafts. Hope this will help you.
1374712
I clean the blade at every use, making sure nothing is left in hole. I lubricate shaft with olive oil. Ive never needed to use screwdriver to remove blade. Test fit blade. If its a brand new blade contact plastekut for assistance. If its a old blade look in the hole clean out with small brush and fine abrasive like baking soda.
1736804
you simply pull it off. then push the spare propeller on the shaft. make sure you are using a propeller made to go the same direction as there are left handed and right handed propellers on the bird.
1356287
Using a torx (star) screwdriver, T25 IIRC. The screw attaches the clutch housing to the shaft.
1175936
loosen knob on the shaft and spread the three legs out and then re tighten the knob.
2261054
Depending on the diameter of the shaft, y'all have to remove the insert. Slip shaft into base and tighten screw on base shaft
1296897
This was the fix for me. The top rotor came right off with no effort. I put it on and tightened the two phillips screws on top rotor to the shaft. It flew right away! Thanks for posting!
280794
There is a rod that is removable that goes through the end of the shaft but if you remove this rod a ratchet and 7/8 socket can be used. I removed the rod and I just use a ratchet and socket which is so much faster.
916868
I tried this, but the fan blade seems to be attached to the shaft in a manner which makes it impossible to remove it reversibly. Pretty surprised by the design choice made here. Can't oil the damn thing either.
1171501
you could , take apart, as the adjustable shaft can be removed leaving with 2 parts
1539887
As someone else here alluded to, there is a shear pin inside the prop. Pull the cotter pin out and remove the prop. If the shear pin is missing or broken, then replace it and you should be good to go.
1438325
I don't believe you do. Simply remove the end cap and screw the flexible shaft to that.
1213226
You will have to remove the impeller, it is screwed onto the shaft, standard threads, righty tighty, lefty loosey. You most likely will need to remove the plumbing as will be quite difficult if you don't.
967748
My son-in-law changed it, it was his lawn mower, but if I remember it was a spline shaft, so get some good penetrating oil like KROIL apply it and go have lunch and come back and it will almost fall off?
134110
You turn the motor over and grab the impeller housing and turn it counterclockwise and carefully remove it and the impeller is held in magnetically so just carefully lift it straight out with a pair of needle nose pliers, clean it and put it back the same way you took it apart.
1158552
probably the easiest way to get what you need is,loosen set screw from shaft turn fan over tighten set screw you should be good to go
1823406
Yes it is possible to remove the propeller from the motor shaft more than one time. The propeller is tight and requires a slight twist from a flat head screw driver to remove from the motor shaft. Also the plastic propeller is flexible and strong and will not break easily.