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I've decided to sell my current prop so I can upgrade to either the Acme 1433 or 1235 to accommodate the large amount of Ballast I have added this off season.
Prop is in great condition. It was repaired once last season and was returned to like new condition. I have had ZERO problems with it.
$350 shipped PayPal only
Shoot, that's what I run. I should buy it. My backup is the stock 13.7 x 17.5 I think, at least it was stock a couple of years ago. If anyone would rather have that one for the price I'd switch up. I think mine is a brand new replacement one from two seasons ago that hasn't been dinged. If not, it's been professionally repaired. I'd have to check my records.
I should probably keep it as a backup but the boss lady said no more spending on the boat so to get a new prop I have to sell the one we have.
Buy it Kane!!
Eric, what prop is it ?
It's the Acme 537. I believe it is the upgraded wakeboard prop.
http://www.wakeprops.com/acme-537-propeller.html
sorry, did not bother to look it up.
do still have the prop?
Yep...sure doQuote:
Originally Posted by mustangairchair
To....the....top!
Still for sale
A few PMs but nothing serious yet...hmmm how about $300 shipped for end of season special?!
So tempting...
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DO IT Wax!!!
In process of buying a house on our lake right now...that's the only reason why I'm hesitant. they scrutinize everything, and so will my wife! Supposed to close mid October. Maybe then...
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Will this prop give you any more top end and still give you good bottom end pulling. I have a 2006 lsv with stock prop and cant remember which numbers are on it, problem is not quite having enough speed for my son to barefoot decently with out so much spray from his feet as boat with him behind will only run 35 mph and is only turning about 4500 rpms. Wondering if this will make motor turn more rs to get more speed. When wakeboarding with 1200 lbs and 4-5 people in the boat a little bid of a dog to get on plane, would like something with better bottom and top, maybe not possible?
We have no problem getting up and out with that sort of weight when we are skating. I use my boat primarily for surfing about 2400 surf side. It does ok but with that much weight I think the boat works a little harder than it needs to that's why I'm looking to change. I know it has trouble getting up and out if you had the floor full and 750s in each rear. We tried that last year and it took a while to get on plane.
Top speed with this prop is 42 I think. I'm not sure of the RPMs though. I don't think I've seen it over 3500 very often during normal use (surfing, skating, boarding). I may be wrong though...if you run it at 40+ I'd imagine the RPMs would be higher. We rarely go faster than 30...we have no need to.
Im thinking I have to tall of prop as empty of ballast and one person in the boat the motor wont pull over 4600 rpm and 36mph. If I had a prop that would let the motor pull more R's would I be better off all around?
You should probably call Nettles or Wakeprops.com and they can give you the detail on what might be and if this would be best for how you use it. Unfortunately O just don't know enough.