I need a set of new or used #6 props ASAP!!!!!!!!!
 

I'm trying to get these props by this weekend.


16-1/2” X 33 or 34, 17 degree rake.

I've got a set of 17x32 if they'll work.

What HP rating?

Julie

Have a set of 16x32 5 blade would sell for a good deal.

I have a set of 16.5 x 33 just referbed by hering. perfect. 928 279 7806

1200hp each

I cannot stress this to you enough USED propellers are not the way to go! You need propellers that are of the appropriate engineered thickness. With a 1200 HP engine you should not run props without the appropriate thickness and never with props who's history is unknown. I would seriously recommend that you call us or someone in the business, to get the correct propeller for your application.

Julie

^ what the hot blond lady said ^:evilb:

Julie,

Can you provide new propellers by EOB Friday? I don't mind paying extra for new propellers. However, I need them this weekend!!

I agree with this statement once you have your final destination. number 6 props are not exactly here ya go or one size fits all. Trying these props out to get your size is the only way to dial in. I liked the Herrings but they wanted to lift the boat much more then the Merc props on a 2006 32 Skater which has plenty of lift on its own. My buddies boat 2010 39 Nortech is also running merc props. I think the CNC props are pretty nice.

My point is if you can get the right prop through trial and error and then order the new set.

Jim Darr might have a set.... :drink:

How about a pair of 5 Blade Hering 16 1/2 x 32 Pitch ?
I am unsure of Rake's.These were run on a 40' Skater SuperCat.
More #6's available also,but they are less pitch..
Make an offer to [email protected].

More #6's-
http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o29122-en.html

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Coincidence?
 

Why does this Jim Darr keep popping up?

I have a set of Herring 16.8" X 33 pitch, 20*. These are a really strong 33, 4% slip on my MTI. However the rake will give ALOT more bow lift. Maybe more that you want.

The higher the degree rake the more bow lift?

Ex. Gino had a set of 10 degree rake which I beleave the blades
lay flatter. This would give less bow lift then a 20 degree?

20 Degrees of rake, is a whole lot of rake! How did they perform on your MTI?

Julie

Ginos props are even less rake than the Turbine guys are running. I was really surprised when he said they were only 10 degrees of rake.

Julie

thats why I did'nt buy them, I have a couple sets

Virtually new, test time only, no nicks.
Merc CNC 16.5 x 37 x18* R&L, 1200 HP blade.
Due

Have a set of Merc 4 blades just freshed & back from BBlades 17 X 35 18 degree rake if they'll work for ya make me an offer and can box & ship today:drink:

I love them, they were actually built for my SUV MTI that has alot more weight in the bow. I kept them and ran them on Hammertime and really liked the ride. They seem to hook up a littler better when turning and really carry the bow over other boat wakes. Also no porpoise at any speed.
I rarely use these as I had a new set of 38's built, again with the 20* rake.

Exactly, more rake = more bow lift.
It is basically the angle of the trailing edge of the prop. The higher the rake the further the blade reaches back making the blades longer on the leading edge.. If I set my props down on the trailing edge tips, the back of the prop where the nut goes will be higher off of the surface the props are sitting on than a standard prop.