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Pull the prop off and look at the rubber inside. If it looks cracked or melted or any signs of tearing then it is probably bad. Spun prop hubs are not uncommon, and here lately I've read about quite a few people having to limp in at a fast idle because it wouldn't move if you went over 1500. You could also put it in gear and try to turn the prop by hand to see if it spins that way. One direction it will just click, but the other direction it should try and turn the engine over.
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