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these COE's can chew a prop up as i have learned the hard way.. this info is on the top of the foot. does it tell me what i need to know to start a search for a new prop or is it in ref to something entirely different?? it is a 50hp merc 2stroke and i think 2006 model.. any suggestions on where to start would be appreciated..
WS
http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/j...-2-2012003.jpg
Some props have the diameter and pitch marked on them. Thats what you need to know.
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Never seen that in a foot but. Odd too cause u could put any number of props on that boat depending on a lot of factors but the info means
12" diameter
22" pitch
1.83:1 gear ratio in the foot.
Wannabe...
Yep. Look the prop over 22" pitch sounds awfull high for a 50. Mine is 225 hp and is only 25" pitch.
Wannabe...
Yep, my merc 40 is only 13 pitch.Quote:
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Merc's website has a prop calculator that will tell you what you need. It takes boat size, weight, motor size, and other things into consideration.
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thats what skeers me chris, i don't need to be given choices. I don't know jack scat about these things. i want one just like the one i got, possibly in a ss this time. gonna get out there and take a hard look at the prop and see if i can find anything. thanks for the help all. WS
My 115 is only a 21p
My 250 has a 19p, so does my 90.
Pull the prop off and take it to EDS Props shop, they can recondition a prop cheaper than buyin a new one.
Sometimes the size is marked on the rim of the prop right behind the prop nut and washer
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That sounds really high. My 90 Yamaha runs best with a 15 or 16 pitch
Where is that place at, Mr. Jim?
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Pleasant View take a right off covington pike down a coupleof blocks on the left.Been dealing with em for over 20yrs. great service.Quote:
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Tks
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So does my F115.
If you got to get a new one, you got Southern Marine in Olive Branch, @ 9050 Yahweh Rd. off Old 78. Last time I was down there though, there was no street sign. 662-893-5070
I would check with Bill (BRM) he's a c.c member .... And a good guy....
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I've got the same motor. The prop that came on mine is a 11.1 x 13.
ok, mystery solved, like some said it is on the prop. it says 73138A40P14. gonna call the two place suggested and hopefully fine me a ss on the cheap and get mine rebuild. we will see.
thanks to all of u.
WS
SOLAS is a good SS prop for the money Check with Bill Burnette at Big River Marine as I am sure he can fix you up with a prop and a discount as well.
wouldn't think a 50 would take a 22P. Heck the 25P on my 150 is pushing it
go to this website--will tell you what you should have Prop Selector | Mercury Marine
The word cheap is not used with the word prop. No such thing.
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