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Looking for a stainless steel prop, 13 1/4 x 15 pitch for a 2005 90hp Yamaha 2 cycle motor.

Why?
If you fish where the fish are in our area a stainless prop is a liability.
But then, if you don't fish where the fish are in our area,get you one.

Jumptrout51 wrote:Why?
If you fish where the fish are in our area a stainless prop is a liability.
But then, if you don't fish where the fish are in our area,get you one.

Just one man's opinion. A SS prop won't flex, giving a better hole shot and overall performance. And I've been running one for years and never had a problem. You just need to avoid the rocks, not run into them.

You are correct SK. The stake line is safe enough for her.
On the other hand,no flex breaks gears.
They cost more than props.

JT,
Did you add stand-up comedian and mechanical engineer to your resume?

I have a 13 1/4 X 15 Stiletto stainless prop off of a 90hp Yahama for sale. New it was $239 + tax , I'll sell it for $150 and deliver to Tallahassee next week.

Steve, If some sweet, kind gentleman would share where the fish are in our area, I would not only be able to catch more than two fish but I could probably get more points on the board. At least I wouldn't be the laughing stock of the club anymore. Have a good turkey day.

cupcake wrote:Steve, If some sweet, kind gentleman would share where the fish are in our area, I would not only be able to catch more than two fish but I could probably get more points on the board. At least I wouldn't be the laughing stock of the club anymore. Have a good turkey day.

That's easy for this time of year. Just keep running until it sounds expensive then start fishing.

Or just fish in the "O" river and get yer limit

I switched to a stainless steel prop a few years ago and it has worked great - better speed and handling - and so far no problems with bars or rocks.

cupcake wrote:Looking for a stainless steel prop, 13 1/4 x 15 pitch for a 2005 90hp Yamaha 2 cycle motor.

Saw your message and sent one back. I'm in Tally all next week.