Prop cover while boat is anchored
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I know this topic has been discussed in the past, but is there a company out there that presently makes a cover for a 16 inch diameter speed master propeller? A friend just bought a top gun that has number six out drives on it with very sharp Props. There is no swim platform on the boat so people swimming will have to climb into the boat by stepping on the outdrive. Didn’t want anybody to slip and cut their foot on these props.
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OSO member Kevin Schulte owns Hardline Products. He has this bigger prop bag now:
https://www.hardlineproducts.com/pro...ag-17-25-size/
It would be easy to have any upholstery shop add an outer orange or similar bright color overlay over the outside.
https://www.hardlineproducts.com/pro...ag-17-25-size/
It would be easy to have any upholstery shop add an outer orange or similar bright color overlay over the outside.
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OSO member Kevin Schulte owns Hardline Products. He has this bigger prop bag now:
https://www.hardlineproducts.com/pro...ag-17-25-size/
It would be easy to have any upholstery shop add an outer orange or similar bright color overlay over the outside.
https://www.hardlineproducts.com/pro...ag-17-25-size/
It would be easy to have any upholstery shop add an outer orange or similar bright color overlay over the outside.
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Yes that would work too. Im going to look around to see whats available. Boat has new paint, so kinda trying to avoid the risk of scratches...also trying to avoid people just bumping into them walking by...
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Old thread, but this is when I had some modified for mine and Rich's use:
Merc Prop covers
I never used them in the water, but they would have been fine to do so. You could easily have a thin sheet of starboard placed in the lining to create a solid backer. These had chloroplast in them, which was flexible, but starboard would have been a little better.
Merc Prop covers
I never used them in the water, but they would have been fine to do so. You could easily have a thin sheet of starboard placed in the lining to create a solid backer. These had chloroplast in them, which was flexible, but starboard would have been a little better.




