Hydromotive P-5 props 31 pitch
04-18-2012, 02:11 PM
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Hydromotive P-5 props 31 pitch
Props were only tested on a 42' Fountain several years ago. Been sitting in a garage ever since! $1086.00 each new. Will ship for $1400.00 OB"R"O. Call 251/747-5579
04-21-2012, 08:43 AM
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No they are definately P-5's. Not sure about "what shaft" but they were tested on stock Bravo drives. I do know Hydromotive call's the hubs "fat boy hubs" if that helps.
Here's the short story of these props....I did not own the boat they belonged on. Took care of it for the owner. When he needed something for the boat I bought it and would invoice him for expenses and my monthy fee. I bought the props and we tested on boat. He didn't like the performance so we took them off. He then died before my invoice went out so I never got paid for them. Tried to get Hydromotive to take them back and although they were very nice they said no. Left them at ProTec Marine (a local high performance shop) for over a year and they never sold. Since been sitting in my garage collecting dust.
I say all of this to justify my lack of knowledge when it comes to shaft size and such. All I know is they are 31", P-5's, "fat boy" hubs, cost ME over $2K, never been machined, and I learned a valuable lesson.....get your money ASAP because tomorrow is never guarenteed for anyone!
Here's the short story of these props....I did not own the boat they belonged on. Took care of it for the owner. When he needed something for the boat I bought it and would invoice him for expenses and my monthy fee. I bought the props and we tested on boat. He didn't like the performance so we took them off. He then died before my invoice went out so I never got paid for them. Tried to get Hydromotive to take them back and although they were very nice they said no. Left them at ProTec Marine (a local high performance shop) for over a year and they never sold. Since been sitting in my garage collecting dust.
I say all of this to justify my lack of knowledge when it comes to shaft size and such. All I know is they are 31", P-5's, "fat boy" hubs, cost ME over $2K, never been machined, and I learned a valuable lesson.....get your money ASAP because tomorrow is never guarenteed for anyone!
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04-26-2012, 09:53 PM
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I'd really like to sell as a pair. They've been so hard to move I think it'd be more difficult to get rid of the other one.
I measured the back of the prop and the size is 1.25". I would recommend confirming before you buy though just to make sure.
I measured the back of the prop and the size is 1.25". I would recommend confirming before you buy though just to make sure.
