ratman

this is off my little outboard. i've been using the prop wash to blow the muck out of my canal . i hit a log or something wfo and tore the ends of the blades off, was wondering if it can be fixed, as i'll be making more passes as soon as i get this fixed or scrounge up another prop. any one have an old 19 or 20 pitch ss prop for a merc 150 they wanna sell cheap. prefer one thats ruff already as its gonna be a tough life for the prop

CigDaze

Good job on that.

ratman

cig, the prop was nothing, i forgot to mention, i packed the cooling system with mud and blew the head gaskets and stuck a piston it did sound kinda cool when it seized up tho waaaaaa urrrrrrp!!

ratman

anyone have one fixed that looked like it?

Strip Poker 388

iTrader: (6)

Yea I got a 4 blade Herring ill loan ya

CigDaze

I could imagine. That's what I'd call severe duty. It's like a mud blender. I've seen it done, dredging can get pricy.


I have seen props in that condition fixed, though I con't know how it would compare to new.

Straight from Julie, "You could, but probably wouldn't want to."

But since this is just a mud stirrer, go for it.
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...air+prop+broke

http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...highlight=prop

cuda

I'll check. I had some aluminum pos on the Donzi when I bought it.

DollaBill

i have some rat, a few too many to mention . PM me. I'll hook you up.

HOUSTONPROP

looks like a yamaha prop that will fit on a merc,but the way it is broken looks like the tensile strength is bad?? I would go with a new merc prop.

Darin

Strip Poker 388

iTrader: (6)

But since this is just a mud stirrer, go for it.
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...air+prop+broke

http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...highlight=prop[/QUOTE]

Merc's defective props I went thru 4