The "Sea Deuce" 65 Donzi hull #4 - SOLD!

Yeah, but those are somewhat unique. I've not seen other propnuts which have a larger face than the nut itself. They've been installed that way since I've been aboard and they don't come off easily, trust me. I learned long ago that if something works don't mess with it.
I bought a propsmith many years back as many shops at the time didn't have a 4 inch version on hand- so the prop is always seated/installed correctly.

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Propspeed from the shafts, props and main strut were applied this spring at the Viking Service Center North yard in Riviera Beach, FL. They do good work at a reasonable price and don't charge a daily fee. (full disclosure: I worked for them for just short of three years as a systems mechanic/yard captain prior to my current position) The props came off and the shafts came out when the cutless bearings were replaced; thus the shafts needed to be cleaned and prepped for a new coating. The props came off and propspeed tends to last longest on the struts, then a bit shorter on the shafts and wears off more quickly on the props. Normal use lasts between 18-36 months depending on a variety of factors. My main struts propspeed showed little to no wear after around 3000 miles (the intermediates are tiny and kinda tucked up and bottom paint works find on them. Nothing really lasts very long on the rudders so they get a bottom paint but not the same ablative which the bottom gets; same with the trim tabs. They aren't a different color for the sexy look.) Shafts looked fine as well and so did the props, but both were renewed; shafts due to cleaning them to remove them- which is SOP, and the props due to slight wear and it's not overly expensive if you are already doing shafts. Application by experienced yard crew is highly recommended. I don't know of many sportfish boats that doesn't use propspeed.

Back to regular programming ... I'm back in the slip at Sailfish Marina and happy about that. Now it's time to give her a good wash and settle in so I can start work on the next project and make her even more shiny/reliable/new. The marina is nearly full this season so it's going to be a busy place; glad to see that.

Four new turbo blankets from DeAngelo Marine Exhaust and two new ME air filters, the other two are the AirSep units and are newish. I emailed these pics to myself as "small" and then downloaded them- I hope they are not larger than the allowed size.

No; I've got a AirSep unit on each engine however one air filter per engine is a cone style and the other is a cylindrical K&N. Both filters are oil infused "gauze" type that are found on most marine engines.

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Always good to hear that! I'm fishing this week so I should have pics to post if I have time...