prop repair

**wannabe fisherman** · 02-19-2016, 07:03 AM

Originally Posted by gone_fishing

Thanks for all the replies. The Clarksville shop makes the most sense for me. I should of put in the post I am near Jasper IN. Only thing bad about the Clarksville one is it looks like it's walking distance from BPS! I was just there last Saturday they had a Sam Heaton 10 ft. jigging pole regular price $69 fro $39. I was thinking I should of gotten two at that price. It would of been the last two there at least at the time I was there. I think Jim Raymer was there doing a seminar that day too.

yep right across the interstate LOL

**sbeers2** · 02-20-2016, 10:37 AM

What about the cost? I would think repairing a cheap aluminum prop may not be worth it. I can replace my 3 blade, 10"x 13 pitch for $80 at Wholesale Marine.com, Any thoughts ? Oh, it's on a 25 hp Johnson 2 cyl. Thanks

**wannabe fisherman** · 02-20-2016, 02:52 PM

don't remember the cost on mine, but it was aluminum on a Force 50. i do remember that I was surprised at how little it cost compared to what I was expecting it to be. When I got it back it looked like a new one

**gone_fishing** · 02-24-2016, 05:09 AM

I would be surprised if I could find a prop for my outboard. Its a 1988 Chrysler 75 hp.

**Just Steve** · 02-24-2016, 06:45 AM

Originally Posted by gone_fishing

I would be surprised if I could find a prop for my outboard. Its a 1988 Chrysler 75 hp.

Try this guy, I hear he has everything, Marine Sales & Repair Inc. - Contact Us
He's in Michigan but worth a call if you can't find anything else.

**Locator79** · 02-24-2016, 08:15 AM

Originally Posted by sbeers2

What about the cost? I would think repairing a cheap aluminum prop may not be worth it. I can replace my 3 blade, 10"x 13 pitch for $80 at Wholesale Marine.com, Any thoughts ? Oh, it's on a 25 hp Johnson 2 cyl. Thanks

Depends on the severity of the damage. If a bunch of welding and grinding is involved, then for a smaller prop it would make more sense to just get a new one. For the prop you're talking about on a small outboard, I'd just go new and be done with it.

**cubswin** · 02-25-2016, 08:33 PM

Originally Posted by wannabecrappieking

marks props
Shelbyville, In
Best you will find
Mark's High Performance Propellers, Inc.

Only guy I'd use, but that is for a ss prop. Aluminum prop I always sent them to Michigan Wheel.

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