Prop blowing out!
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New to the site and have a prop blow out ? Got a 88 baja force with 350 with about 325 hp. From idle I go wide open the boat comes up on plane and then the engine revs up to 5000 rpm and the boat just don't go any faster. I can see water shooting behind the boat like the prop has come out of the water but I know it is not. If I baby it the boat will come up on plane to about 2400 RPMs and then if I give it more throttle it just revs up and a boat does not move any faster. All of this is with the out drive tilted all the way down and Trim tabs down. Once up on plane and running full speed trimmed out if I try to slow down at all the boat just loses push the prop start slipping or something and I have to completely stop and start all over. I want to video tape to show what I mean cause it's kind of hard to explain. It has the stock aluminum 19 pitch prop on with through hull exhaust. I just rebuilt the engine over the winter and have a little bit more power now and I've never experienced this before so I really have no idea what's going on I'm used to bass boats not big pleasure boats!!!
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Yup it's rubber but it is marked and is not spinning. I can baby it and get it up and going and can see behind the boat the water the prop is pushing. It won't take much trim before I start getting a rooster tail. I have had it to 45 mph at 5200 rpm but if I pull back to 3500 rpm it looses bite and I have to stop and start over. I'm trying a diff prop next week but I'm thinking its ok but maybe not.
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Guess I should put it has the factory aluminum prop from 88 still on it I believe.
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From: Fort Walton Bch. FL.
Or the drive coupler is blown out and slipping
Last edited by raisingkane; 06-09-2013 at 09:43 PM.



