I carry an aluminum Mercury prop and an extra nut and washer. It is lighter than a stainless steel prop so it is less of a problem bouncing around. Also, I wrap the prop in an old T-shirt or bedsheet to keep the blade edges covered. It is not a sharp prop but just an extra measure.

since I down graded from #V's to Bravo's I guess I should carry an extra drive.:p

I have 2 aluminum and one stainless. I always carry one extra aluminum in the boat along with the nut/thrust washer kit. I was out a couple years ago and really beat a blade so bad it vibrated the boat. I drove the rest of the day barely on plane, so I learned my lesson to keep an extra on board!

I Always carry an extra prop!

.... after i once did a prop up so bad it was only good for a paper weight....damn rocks :mad:

What make/model prop, and were any mods made to it?

It was a stock Hydromotive. The break was real rough and jagged. Almost looked like a piece of broken granite. My dealer warned me that this would happen (he's got a shelf full of busted hydros) and I had the prop on the boat for only a few hours when it let go.

Allways if not for me, maybe help someone else out!!!:cool:

hmmmmmmmmm... I figured so. Was the prop heat treated?

I carry two and just installed holders easy to do since I'm in the middle of a re-rig. they were a lot cheaper then I thought the would be around 45.00.:cool:

I carry a spare mirage 23p