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Propeller, makeshift "Steinlager" propeller from yacht CHO CHO SAN
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- Title
- Propeller, makeshift "Steinlager" propeller from yacht CHO CHO SAN
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- Collection
- New Zealand Maritime Museum
- Description
Folding propeller hub with replacement blades of plywood fixed by strips of metal from Steinlager beer can, nails & epoxy. The crew of CHO CHO SAN were cruising on west coast of D'Urville Island when they lost the blades of their folding propeller. One of the crew needed to get to New Plymouth in 32 hours time. The alternatives were to get a tow out of Greville Harbour or build something to pr...
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- Date created
- 1989
- URL
- https://collection.maritimemuseum.co.nz/objects/2112
- Locations
- D'Urville Island, Marlborough Sounds, Marlborough, Aotearoa New Zealand
- Related subjects
- Objects / Propeller, Watercraft
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