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Re: NEW PROP QUESTION

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Originally Posted by Skools Out

wrong prop guys that's not who's asking lol

Ooops :o ::) ...

Re: NEW PROP QUESTION

THANKS FELLA'S. YEA, THERE A FEW PROP SHOPS IN THE AREA SO I'LL JUST TAKE IT TO THEM TO FIND OUT WHAT I HAVE AND GO FROM THERE.

Re: NEW PROP QUESTION

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Originally Posted by macojoe

Wow thats a small prop for a 125??

From what I remember that was off a 1963-18hp evinrude. ;D I was just useing it as an example. ;D

Re: NEW PROP QUESTION

Sometimes it's more cost effective to pay someone to find the correct one.
When my neighbor bought his Nitro it came with a Rapture prop (pretty)(have forgotten the numbers on the props, so don't cretique this)with a 21" pitch. The boat would do 52mph but it took 12 minutes (not really) to carefully get on plane without ventilating. The "mechanics" arrived that it needed a 19" pitch and installed it. This time it would quickly plane and have no ventilation problems but only do 43mph.
Wanting the best of both worlds, I peed him off and told him to get a jack plate (so as to be able to dig the foot deeper when starting on plane) and put the haul *** prop back on it.
He's considering it.
There are a lot of variables in choosing a prop, you'll be more satisfied finding the right one yourself but it is sure to cost you before it's over with. Paying someone gives you the convience of complaining and getting what you want and some experiance, if you remember the numbers.
And the obvious, aluminum is fine, stainless is usually better, 4 blades usually give better performance.
Remember the escape clause "usually". ;D
Oh and the same sized prop in AL will not necessarily perform the same way in SS. LOTS OF VARIABLES
Sometimes a "cupped" prop is preferred for performance, yet sometimes the smooth tipped ones do better.

Re: NEW PROP QUESTION

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Originally Posted by tsubaki

From what I remember that was off a 1963-18hp evinrude. ;D I was just useing it as an example. ;D

Thanks, tsubaki...I's thinkin' that looked like a funky prop for a 125 ::) ... ;D ...and I agree about gettin' "professional help" or assistance from witch-doctor ... there's black majic in props ;) ;D ...

Re: NEW PROP QUESTION

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Posted by: macojoe Posted on: Jun 5th, 2007, 10:13pm
Wow thats a small prop for a 125??

I knew there wasn't something right in Denmark!

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Oh and with the jack plate, that is not to say it will fix all problems just at best reduce them somewhat to a useable level.

Re: NEW PROP QUESTION

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The boat would do 52mph

This guy any kin to Skools Out? ;D

43mph sounds like a plenty to me 8)

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Yeah me to. Daddy has an 14' Ashcraft that had a 90hp on it. While we were fishing in FLA he opened it up with me holding the gps, immediately we got to 54mph. When we got back he put a 50hp on it and stored the 90hp in my garage.

Re: NEW PROP QUESTION

has anyone ever used the prop wizard here on the web with any good results?