I am pleased to announce that Hydromotive Engineering has Developed a 6 Blade Propeller!

This propeller will be available for the 2004 Season.

Sweet Dreams!

Thanks julie, but you said these were you refering to the blades??? hope you had a great thanksgiving, and if we dont speak til next year happy holidays to you and Matt.

Pete Boden

KEWL....I'de like to try one of "these" puppies on my tub

Sold!

To maximize the performance of the six blades the boat needs to be set-up for them, or, you want a prop to stay hooked up in rough water conditions. You will find the six blades to be an excellent rough water prop, even on boats with low X dimensions.

To get the max speed and performance, however the X dimension needs to be raised higher than it would be for a 5 blade prop. Usually about 1/2" higher. We will be testing the sets we have through the winter.

If anyone has a boat that can turn a 32 or 33 pitch 5 blade and is interested in testing these props give us a call.

Julie

Hey Julie...quick question. I know it varies, but on average, how much reduction is there in slip between 4 5 and 6 blade props?

are they jus for a bravo,how about a #6? my boat did run a 6 blade herring when it had 1400,now it wiil have 1300 with a high x.

Sorry Outer 42....they will not fit on a #6.

are you doing one for the six.herrings are like gold. i guess i have to suck it up and buy another set of herrings.

Julie and Matt,

Thank you for a great job dialing us in and getting our SCL to be competitive out of the box. We are looking forward to a great year in 2004.

Chris Reindl