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Stainless Props on small motors - good, bad, ugly?
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<blockquote data-quote="nccatfisher" data-source="post: 434029" data-attributes="member: 10811"><p>I run stainless on all my smaller motors (25-40 HP) I fish in snaggy stumpy water. The only reason I do is I get tired of buying props. You hit a limb as big as your thumb with an aluminum it is either rolled over or has a chunk knocked out of it. Stainless it doesn't touch. </p><p></p><p>As to the wear and tear on lower units I have been using them for over 25 years on OMC, Mercury, Zuks and now Yamaha and have yet to bust a gear, housing or shaft.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nccatfisher, post: 434029, member: 10811"] I run stainless on all my smaller motors (25-40 HP) I fish in snaggy stumpy water. The only reason I do is I get tired of buying props. You hit a limb as big as your thumb with an aluminum it is either rolled over or has a chunk knocked out of it. Stainless it doesn't touch. As to the wear and tear on lower units I have been using them for over 25 years on OMC, Mercury, Zuks and now Yamaha and have yet to bust a gear, housing or shaft. [/QUOTE]
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