Props

El and Bill · Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 10:17 am Post subject:

Yes, Mark, we're now Tundra owners. Our son, and his family, had a need for the Ford and camper so gave it to them. The Tundra has a cap over the bed so we've moved from luxury living (in the Alaska camper) to 'backpacking' in the bed of the Tundra -- and enjoying it

Now to the props -- it's a decision each person makes depending upon their tolerances and the use they have for their boats. If you do get ProPulse, make sure you have spare blades!!

journey on · Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 10:27 am Post subject:

Everyone is discussing the material of which the props are made. Would you PLEASE, PLEASE also post the diameter and pitch. that's a lot more informative than the material. Obviously SS, Al and plastic all work for different people.

But what size are those props?

Boris

drjohn71a · Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 1:14 pm Post subject:

Boris, You can get most props of varying sizes in all the different materials. The nice thing about the Pro-Pulse composite prop is that you buy the one diameter for your engine, but can change the pitch easily for varyous activities, e.g., heavy loads, trolling, best economy, skiing, etc..

Your pitch and diameter should be stamped on your existing prop and is often listed in the sales invoice of the boat itself.

John