out-of-balance drive dog problem

[properchopper]

No, this has nothing to do with the Iditarod ;

While performing maintenence on my ball-bearing strut, I thought I'd see how the shaft/drive dog/prop assembly was balanced by holding the strut in my hand and spinning the whole assembly, which it does quite nicely ( Thank you Mr. Wohlt !).
With a super Kintec-balanced prop, the assembly pointed out that the drive dog had a very obvious heavy spot on the set-screw side. With all the trouble I took to super-balance the prop I'm not liking the out-of-balance contribution the drive dog makes. I tried dremeling the dog some to no avail. Any comments/ideas ?

[Jeff Wohlt]

If it is the set screw throwing it out then drill a hole opposite and thread it and put a set screw in it. Never heard of a drive dog making much difference but I guess it could.

[properchopper]

If it is the set screw throwing it out then drill a hole opposite and thread it and put a set screw in it. Never heard of a drive dog making much difference but I guess it could.

Good advice [ why didn't I think of that ]