Question on SS prop BRANDS is there a difference?

[Crappieawlogist]

Going to buy a SS prop here shortly....For a Mercury 75hp OptiMax on 2 Crestliner CX17....The aluminum prop(s) hve done great (13 1/4 x 17P)...but the lake I fish the most is a prop eater..(Lake Conway)...so it seems like I break'em contstantly...So my question is...Is there a difference in the different brands out there? MIchgan Wheel, Solas...etc...??? I'm really just looking for good solid overall performance at bets price...

[brsmb]

Keep in mind that if you are hitting that much a ss prop will not break so you might want to rethink your decision its cheper to replace a prop than a lower unit just my two cents an yes there is differences. In brands

[Barnacle Bill]

If you hit something hard enough to break the lower unit it isn't going to matter what type prop you have on it. That's why they put replaceable hubs in outboard props.

[Crappieawlogist]

Keep in mind that if you are hitting that much a ss prop will not break so you might want to rethink your decision its cheper to replace a prop than a lower unit just my two cents an yes there is differences. In brands

thanks for the reply...so what is the difference in the brands?

[PIGINTHEPIGPEN]

I have to agree with brsmb on this one. That is exactly what my Yamaha dealer told me when I wanted to go to a ss prop.

[Drum_Master]

If you hit something hard enough to break the lower unit it isn't going to matter what type prop you have on it. That's why they put replaceable hubs in outboard props.

X 2!

There is a difference in SS props, mostly price! Unless you are looking to sqeeze every last tenth of a mph out of your rig, there's not much difference between brands for a given size and pitch.

[brushnjigs]

Alot of the difference in cost is marketing, The hubs will absorb the shock so don't worry about the lu. Check out turbo props also for pricing. Also trim UP. I hope you have been hitting the way point button when you have smacked the stumps