Seaway tug boat

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Seaway tug boat

This boat was built in the 1990s from an unknown kit I know what it isn't it isn't a mount fleet models tug nor is mobile marine its a model of seaway a tug boat from the clyde its from a deceased friend on checking her out the old radio gear is us as is the speed controller lets hope this isn't a omen to the motor thats geared as I sort out ill post more on her
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  1. Ronald
    Fleet Admiral
    Stephen, have you contacted “The Glasgow Maritime Museum, housed within the architecturally stunning Riverside Museum, is an absolute treasure trove, serving as the definitive answer for anyone looking to truly grasp the profound maritime heritage of Glasgow and the mighty River Clyde. It’s not just a collection of artifacts; it’s a vibrant, immersive journey into the heart of a city that once built a quarter of the world’s ships.“
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seaway tug

Well its not gone so well today the speed controller was duff and the prop shaft was stuck in after cleaning and replaced the grease and its still stuck what I found out was the prop was tightening itself still not convinced its ok I have got coupling nut prop threaded prop that fits against the rudder post seems not to come loose not sure if I am missing something
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  1. Chum444Silver
    Commodore
    Do you have a thread lock adhesive called Loctite in the UK? If so you might consider using the blue, removable version applied to the shaft threads. Use on all my builds with absolutely no loosening problems.
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