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For Sale => Fishing Tackle & Equipment For Sale => Topic started by: Waterfoul on June 25, 2007, 06:25:38 PM

Title: 4 blade stainless prop
Post by: Waterfoul on June 25, 2007, 06:25:38 PM
13 7/8" (I think) by 21" pitch 4 blade Power Tech 4 blade prop.  Nearly new, polished finish, very little use.  Includes thrust washer.  Will fit all Mercruiser Alpha, Bravo 1, and larger outboard Merc/Mariner motors.

Power Tech model # is M200PT4SQ-21P which is not available any more.  This prop is very similar to a Mercury Mirage.

waterfoul24@netzero.com

Mike
Title: Re: 4 blade stainless prop
Post by: Waterfoul on July 26, 2007, 08:20:12 PM
Stil have this prop.  Make me an offer as it's useless to me.
Title: Re: 4 blade stainless prop
Post by: Bender on July 26, 2007, 09:23:34 PM
I'm going to do some research to see if the hub will fit and how it will perform on my 150 Yammie. Does it have the 15 tooth splined hub?
I need a spare prop with my record if hitting things.  :-[

Edit: It looks like it will fit, what motor, speed, and what RPM did you have at WOT? I'm a little concerned going down to a 21P, but it is a 4 blade.
Title: Re: 4 blade stainless prop
Post by: Waterfoul on July 27, 2007, 12:32:44 AM
It's the Merc spline, fits alpha, bravo, and most outboards over about 125 hp or so.  I had it on my Baja offshore deep v boat.  It was a good prop for me... just don't own the boat anymore.

Mike
Title: Re: 4 blade stainless prop
Post by: Waterfoul on October 08, 2007, 01:54:25 AM
Still have this prop.  Someone make me an offer.
Title: Re: 4 blade stainless prop
Post by: Waterfoul on November 09, 2007, 07:53:36 AM
If you are running a 3 blade prop right now... you will love the advantage a 4 blade prop will make.  Full livewell with that 20+ pound sack of fish and two guys and gear won't slow you down getting to plane with a 4 blade prop.  The difference is more than you might realize.  You owe it to yourself to at least try a 4 blade.  If you currently run a 23-24 pitch 3 blade, this is your prop.  You might (MIGHT) sacrifice 2 mph on the top end (at least that's what I experienced on the boat this came from... which I sold last year).

Fits all Merc prop shafts. 
Title: Re: 4 blade stainless prop
Post by: Bender on November 09, 2007, 09:28:16 AM
I checked it out and I need to go up to a 25 pitch or so, can hit 6200 RPM now on a 23P. Sorry.  :-[