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Fig.2

1

2

4

3

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

pitch adjustment

Markings to check and determine degree of 

adjustment markings

The following description refers to the view towards astern for a 

 

VARIPROP.

 Lock set screw strongly

.

»

Secure set screw 

#$%

with LOCTITE-Low (pink)

.

( see “NOTE

 and page 8)

»

Turn the adjusting screw 

#2%

anti

-

clockwise.

2b. Reducing of pitch approx. 2“ max.

   Lock set screw strongly.

»

Secure set screw

#$%

with LOCTITE-Low (pink)

.

  ( see “NOTE

 and page 8)                                                  

»

Turn the adjusting screw 

#2%

clockwise

.

2a. Increasing of pitch approx. 3“ max.:   

        “V” (=ahead) with the 5mm Allen

-

key as follows:            

2.

Turn the adjusting screw 

#2%

, which is marked as    

        Under water: only 3 turns loosen

1.

Remove the set screw 

#$%

(1/4mm allen key)

    Lock set screw strongly

.

»

Secure set screw

(3)

with LOCTITE

-

Low (pink)

.

 

( see “NOTE

 and page 8)

»

Turn the adjusting screw

(4)

clockwise.

2b. Reducing of pitch approx. 3“ max.

    Lock set screw strongly

.

»

Secure set screw

(3)

with LOCTITE

-

Low (pink)

 ( see “NOTE

 and page 8)  

»

Turn the adjusting screw

(4)

 anti

-

clockwise.

2a. Increasing of pitch approx. 2“ max.:

        Under water: only 3 turns loosen

1.

Remove the set screw

(3)

(1/4mm allen key)  

/71+8()9./:

*()(.,

The pitch adjustment is very simple on the VARIPROP, and can be done in or out of the water in matter of few

     (1) &    

    minutes, if a there is enough space between propeller hub and strut to fit an allen key into the set screws 

               (3) at Fig2  If not, the propeller must first be pulled (see removing from the shaft page 9 and 10)

R= AS (Astern) / reverse

V= AH (Ahead) / forward

Propeller in the drawing below (Fig.2) is for a left hand rotation VARIPROP  „LH“.

;!  ,

;!,

0

Required tool for pitch adjustment see page 12 (Tightening torques)

revolution by approx.200.

the adjusting screws

(2)

and

(4)

by half a revolution ( 180° ) changes the pitch approx. 1“. This will change the engine

NOTE:

It is quite possible to set the pitch continuously variable and independently for forward and reverse. Turning of

set screws 

(1 & 3)

adjusting screws 

(2 & 4)

“R” (=astern) with the 5mm Allen

-

key as follows:

2.     Turn the adjusting screw

(4)

, which is marked as

Summary of Contents for DF-80

Page 1: ...2 3 and 4 blade model VARIPROP DF GP 80 DF GP 107 Assembly and operating instructions for the F51 DFGP80 107 Installation Instruction_Rev14 Stand 28 10 2020...

Page 2: ...se one or two seasons 9 Defining and checking the pitch setting 8 Stepless pitch adjustment RH 7 Stepless pitch adjustment LH 6 Operation 5 Installation on the Saildrive 4 Installation on the shaft 3...

Page 3: ...final position Only two of the three lock pin holes can y y only If over tightened they may strip nut a little The lock pins should be hand tightened little further until they do If impossible back o...

Page 4: ...ee screws 5 Finally screw the zinc cap onto the propeller by tightenedonly If over tightened they may strip back off thenut a little The lock pins should be hand propnut alittle further until they do...

Page 5: ...smission lever in idle Check low idle of the engine It should be 800 to 900 rpm available by SPW only filled with ours special EP SAL grease Make sure that the VARIPROP is always sufficiently could be...

Page 6: ...w pink see NOTE and page 8 Turn the adjusting screw 4 anti clockwise 2a Increasing of pitch approx 2 max Under water only 3 turns loosen 1 Remove the set screw 3 1 4mm allen key 71 8 9 The pitch adjus...

Page 7: ...justing screws 2 and 4 by half a revolution 180 changes the pitch approx 1 This will NOTE It is quite possible to set the pitch continuously variable and independently for forward and reverse 1 3 at F...

Page 8: ...iable and independently for forward and reverse The turning of the Example for ahead The example shows adjustment of 1 Marked with V Check adjustments ahead pitch has been increased ahead Example for...

Page 9: ...the two separate halves of the VARIPROP hub DO NOT OPEN THE HEXAGON SOCKET SCREWS 5 CAUTION Never use a hammer to remove the prop from the taper excessive force to turn bolt 9 If prop does not come o...

Page 10: ...o the aft boss remove the last hexagonal socket screw 5 as well and fit the third long hexagonal head screw Take care that plate 6 and evenly to the aft boss CAUTION Do not dismantle the two separate...

Page 11: ...PROP needs to be greased a minimum of once a year The VARIPROP body should always be completely filled out here grease squeeze Stop greasing if nipple M5 Lubrication Cap screw 5 regular white grease s...

Page 12: ...e ship speed below 4kn reasonably satisfactory energy yield As a rule the boat speed should be over 12 knots or more in order to achieve a The VARIPROP can only be used to a limited extend for a succe...

Page 13: ...with Loctitelow 1 allen key 4 mm 1 allen key 3 mm 1 open end box spanner 36mm 1 open end box spanner 8mm 1 allen key 4 mm 1 allen key 2 mm 1 open end box spanner 32mm 1 open end box spanner 8mm for D...

Page 14: ...NOTES 14...

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