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Old 10-16-2013, 03:55 PM
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Default Prop question for evinrude 175

http://jacksonville.craigslist.org/boa/4133128327.html

Came across this on CL... I currently run a 14.5x17 4 blade prop and I like it but its aluminum. This looks like a good price for SS, but is it a good fit for my engine/hull?

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No, that one will not work for you. you say you have a 17 pitch now, and that one is a 25 pitch. And unless he reversed the pics, it is a counter rotating prop.
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Old 10-17-2013, 03:41 AM
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No, that one will not work for you. you say you have a 17 pitch now, and that one is a 25 pitch. And unless he reversed the pics, it is a counter rotating prop.
Word.

Even without the question of the reversed pic or counter rotating prop the 25P is a game killer. 4 blades = lots of hole shot, but lots of drag on the engine also. Your engine simply isn't strong enough to spin that wheel at the proper WOT revs. I would think the MAX for your engine would be a 21P 3 blade. Of course, you can't really know until you actually try a prop on your particular boat, but 25p is simply too much bite in the water.
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I have a 1979 Evinrude 150. I bought the motor used with the prop, of course. How do I determine what pitch it is? I assume that is written on the prop somewhere? The boat is in the water, but I think I could find a way to swing it over against one side of the slip and get a close look at it.

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on omc props, its on the hub right behind the prop nut. On most other props, its ingraved on the outter hub, between the blades, look around till you see a number that ends in P like 17 P, or if you see two numbers separated by an x ie: 17X15
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