Thread: Need a really experienced

Originally Posted by PaperMouth

rich boger has retired from prop work

Dang. Who's he sending his referals to then? Cause that's who Torch needs.

Wannabe...

The Man at Power Tech told me a prop will not fix my problem.

Originally Posted by Wannabe...

Dang. Who's he sending his referals to then? Cause that's who Torch needs.

Wannabe...

Mark croxton is the best I have heard of as far as props...he did some work for me earlier this year...he really knows his stuff, he even has is own line of props out now

Torch when we first got our bass boat it had a terrible prop on it that ran very flat...i got a new one and gained almost 10mph and it lifts the whole boat out of the water...no matter where you put the motor a bad prop will not get that boat running right

Mark Croxton...that's it!

Wannabe...

Take it to Performance Outboard at the old Safe Harbor building and let Marion or Kenny fix it for you.

I don't know if that fella is right or not from Power Tech Torch, but I'd keep talking to as many prop guys as I could. Personally, I think he's full of crap. I don't have much of a knowledge base on propping an aluminum boat, but I know for a fact you can work a prop on a heavy glass boat and make the thing try and run at a 30 degree angle on plane if you've got the power to do it, all by changing the rake, pitch, cup and other proppy type words.

I can't believe that your boat is so nose heavy that a prop can't overcome it. How about your boys at Jaco. Bound to be a jam up set up guy there to talk with.

Wannabe...