Shopping for new prop
- trumpetguy
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Shopping for new prop
I want to buy a 14"X11 pitch 3 blade aluminum for my Suzi 70. Haven't fount that combo, but I see a reference to such a prop on this forum. Anyone know of a place to buy one?
Go to http://www.suzukimarine.com
Click on Accessories on the left side
Click on Props - this will download 2006_propellers.pdf
Scroll down to DF60/70... and the first prop is a 14" x 11" pitch
Highlight the Part Number 58100-99E10-019
Copy it to your computer's clipboard
Go to http://www.brownspoint.com
Click on Online Store
Scroll down to Suzuki Parts Quick Look-Up
Click the mouse in the box
Paste the part number in the box
Click the Go button
Enter the Quantity you want
Click Add to Cart and go from there
Hope this helps,
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Moe (a Pensacola native stuck in Ohio)
Click on Accessories on the left side
Click on Props - this will download 2006_propellers.pdf
Scroll down to DF60/70... and the first prop is a 14" x 11" pitch
Highlight the Part Number 58100-99E10-019
Copy it to your computer's clipboard
Go to http://www.brownspoint.com
Click on Online Store
Scroll down to Suzuki Parts Quick Look-Up
Click the mouse in the box
Paste the part number in the box
Click the Go button
Enter the Quantity you want
Click Add to Cart and go from there
Hope this helps,
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Moe (a Pensacola native stuck in Ohio)
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just remember that all 14" x 11 pitch props are not alike.
for a Mac you need one with alot of surface area (AKA big dog ears/pontoon-work style prop).
i've found that the inexpensive Hustler brand props, even with the correct diameter and pitch, generally have narrow blades thus do not allow you to push/move enough water. this creates cavitation.
i really like Quicksilver black diamond props with the torque flow hub. excellent value and quality.
Bob T.
"DaBob"
'02X w/ '04 90-TLDI (14" x 11 pitch)
Dinghy Motor: '06 2.5-Suzuki (H20-Pump Recalled)
for a Mac you need one with alot of surface area (AKA big dog ears/pontoon-work style prop).
i've found that the inexpensive Hustler brand props, even with the correct diameter and pitch, generally have narrow blades thus do not allow you to push/move enough water. this creates cavitation.
i really like Quicksilver black diamond props with the torque flow hub. excellent value and quality.
Bob T.
"DaBob"
'02X w/ '04 90-TLDI (14" x 11 pitch)
Dinghy Motor: '06 2.5-Suzuki (H20-Pump Recalled)
