Prop question???

[bradford]

Those have crossed my mind, I'm running a TH Marine Atlas jack plate as well, and dont know if having too many "links in the chain" so to speak would be a bad thing?

[tsubaki]

You would think a 90 horse on a Skiff would not pose any particular problems other than possibly over turning the rpms.

[bradford]

Originally Posted by tsubaki

You would think a 90 horse on a Skiff would not pose any particular problems other than possibly over turning the rpms.

Man, welcome to my world, try to do everything the right way and get kicked in the nuts doing it. lol



Thats me on the right.

[tsubaki]

shims and bolts are cheaper than a prop

[bradford]

Very true. but this is how it will work for me....

I'll buy the shims and bolts, unbolt the engine, install, SOME OTHER CRAP WILL HAPPEN, the condition will stay the same and I'll still need a different pitch prop.

OR

I'll buy and expensive as hell 4 blade, easy one nut installation, SOME OTHER CRAP WILL HAPPEN, whatever pitch I end up buying will be the wrong one no matter how many seasoned old salts agreed that it was exactly what I needed for the application, the boat will STILL porpoise.

[tsubaki]

Sounds like you been working out of my garage, none of that is new to me.

I just went and looked in the garage, thought I might still have the set we took off the Ashcraft when we swapped the 90 for a 50, but they aren't in there.

[bradford]

Originally Posted by tsubaki

Sounds like you been working out of my garage, none of that is new to me.

I just went and looked in the garage, thought I might still have the set we took off the Ashcraft when we swapped the 90 for a 50, but they aren't in there.

I could have told you ahead of time and saved you the trip, lol

I do appreciate you looking, I have probably give or take 40 props, maybe half in decent to excellent condition, none for this application.




PS, Just for fun I went and counted, I have 38.