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Old August 20th, 2005, 10:54 PM
quinn_family@charter.net
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Default WTB: Prop for Johnson 115

I'm currently running a stainless 13 1/4 x 21 on my underpowered motor for
my boat. Have been told to try a 19 pitch, can't find one anywhere local
and want one. Don't want an aluminum either. Anyone have one for me?
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Old August 21st, 2005, 03:02 PM
Rich P
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I was running a 21" Stainless 4 blade on my Ranger 17' fisherman (680 C).
and I was slow out of the hole and topping out at about 5200 RPM with a load
(Yamaha 115). I took the prop in for service after I tapped a rockpile and
put a slight bend in one blade and while it was in I had the shop knock 1
inch off the pitch. Now I'm out of the hole in a couple of seconds and my
top end redlines at 5500-5600 and I gained about 2 to 3 mph top end (50 MPH
on GPS with 2 guys and equipt). Maybe you just need a pitch adjustment. It
only took a couple of days for a local shop here in NJ to finish it and it
looks and performs like a new prop. I think the company was called Atlantic
Prop in Edison NJ.

Rich P


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I'm currently running a stainless 13 1/4 x 21 on my underpowered motor for
my boat. Have been told to try a 19 pitch, can't find one anywhere local
and want one. Don't want an aluminum either. Anyone have one for me?



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Old August 21st, 2005, 04:46 PM
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Rich,

Thanks for the advice. I can't believe in all the places I've been looking
for either a new or used prop, these boneheads didn't offer that to me. I
know they run props out for service too. If I don't find one soon, I'll try
that.

Scott
 




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