I have this prop, it is a stainless 5 blade, I was under the impression it was a merc High 5 prop.. I don't know where else to look.. I am curious to what size and pitch it is.. It has a number of 19 in the numbers, so maybe 19 pitch ?.. Any help is great, or a link to where I can find out

pn #48-81578-19

Thanks all
John jr

Well, it appears to be a Mercury number and it is a 19P. Maybe Brett will chine in on the model for you.

Julie

Some of the Yamaha Egg-Beaters came with basically a High-Five propeller. Look vary similar, and operate the same. And they will bolt right on to a Alpha/Bravo drive. But that does look like a Quicksilver part number. And the last number would be the pitch.

Ok, I looked threw some QS part numbers with out, any luck.. Also it doesn't say or have a name stamped on it any where, but it is DEF a SS wheel. I think it also may have came off of a out board.. Reason I need to know is I have it for sale, had it listed a 25P
Anybody else ?????? BRETT???

Thanks again
John jr

Julie, you wouldn't happen to have a 32 lab'd bravo laying around would ya ????

It's a 19 High Five. However, I remembered the number to be 815758A46. The stamping would be 815758-19.

I'll double check at the office tomorrow.

B

I certainly would apreachate(sp) that. Did merc props come with out the name being stamped into the prop thowe ?

Thanks again
John jr

Do you happen to have a lab'd 32 bravo laying around

The original High Fives did not have the name.

Are your vent holes in the shape of a pentagon?

Thanks John jr

It looks like a original High Five.

Vent holes are on the side near the front of the prop if they exist. (nearest the gear case)

I have to sign off. I'll check tomorrow.

B

I'm sure it is a High Five. It has the old rubber hub and the exhaust tube and blades look the same.

Make sure the number isn't 815758-19.