Jbernier wrote:
New replacement sprockets come raw - you tap them yourself with the screw you already have - that's how its done here - we don't use a tap...just the screw itself.
Way cool & pretty much what I had surmised. Either Hobie or the Dealer was nice enough to pre-thread my 3 V2 sprockets before sending them to me - which is what raised the question.
Anyone installing new V2 sprockets might want to screw in the sprocket guard screw and start some threads before assembling. After assembly, and with the sprocket guards in place, it is easier to have some threads already started.
Question answered & no poblems - thanks
