Thread: Prop Question

Originally Posted by mepperson

Thanks Matt, that makes sense why I was getting conflicting info from the web site and motor. I looked them up and the price looked good. It says I need a hub kit as well. Is this something that can be done by a nonmechanical person or should I take it to a dealer. Are any specialty tools needed or anything like that?

Call and ask when you order your prop. Most Powertechs don't require a hub kit. Ours don't since Merc's in that size range are standardized. Just be aware that you need the REB series and NOT the NREB series.

Originally Posted by Matt Smith

Call and ask when you order your prop. Most Powertechs don't require a hub kit. Ours don't since Merc's in that size range are standardized. Just be aware that you need the REB series and NOT the NREB series.

If you don't mind me asking, what's the difference?

Hey Mepp get that thing fixed and bring it to Green river Lake or I will do you one better bring yourself and jump in my boat and lets go fishin.

Originally Posted by mepperson

If you don't mind me asking, what's the difference?

The NREB is a larger diameter and designed for the motors with the Bigfoot (or lower gear ratio'd) lower unit.

Originally Posted by mrwillis

ab824...I used to live just across the river in Linden. I served there as a youth minister for two years before the church split and things got EXTREMELY UGLY. Only fished the river a couple times for crappie, but did well in the Tom's Creek area. Just saying!

Yeah Toms Creek is a real good spot. My inlaws have a lot on deer creek and that is a real good fishing hole. I went to lick creek sunday and caught 14 keepers. My wife's family is from Pineview.

Originally Posted by CUZZIN

Hey Mepp get that thing fixed and bring it to Green river Lake or I will do you one better bring yourself and jump in my boat and lets go fishin.

Sounds good but where is Green River lake?