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How do I choose a new prop?
When choosing a propeller, choose a pitch that will keep the engine RPM in its recommended operating range. Going under the range will cause the boat to lug, while going over can cause engine strain. Blades have other important features built into their design. Rake is the angle between the blade and the hub.
Where do I find the size of my propeller?
The diameter of the propeller is the circle which the tip of a single blade describes in a complete rotation. It is found by measuring from the centre of the propeller boss to the tip of one blade and then doubling the result.
How fast will a 50 hp Mercury go?
The Merc has a top speed of 50 mph. The 1999 Bass Tracker Pro Team 175 has a 2 stroke 50hp Mercury.
How fast does a 50 hp outboard motor go?
How Fast Does A 50 Hp Boat Go? Depending on the type of boat and its weight, 50 hp can power you along at between 15 and 47 miles per hour. 50 hp may not seem like much, but if you are in a low-weight racing boat, you may be surprised by how far it can get you.
How do I measure my outboard propeller?
How much HP does a mariner outboard motor have?
65 HP, Model 650, 2-Cyl. Mariner Outboard (Thru Hub Exhaust & 15 Tooth Spline) 65 HP, Model 650, 4-Cyl. Mariner Outboard (Thru Hub Exhaust & 15 Tooth Spline) 80 HP, Model 800, 2 & 4-Cyl. Mariner Outboard (Thru Hub Exhaust & 15 Tooth Spline) 85 HP, Model 850, 2 & 4-Cyl.
How do I know what propellers are available for my motor?
Please select the Horsepower, then Year of your outboard motor to see the available propellers that fit. All stainless steel propellers and aluminum propellers will be listed if they are available for your particular motor. If you cannot find your particular outboard motor or have a question, please contact us!
What are prop splines and prop hub splines?
Prop splines are the little teeth you see on your prop shaft and inside the prop hub. The number of splines on the shaft and inside the prop must match for the prop to fit your boat. A Pin Drive prop application has no splines. The prop is secured to a smooth prop shaft with a pin through the shaft.