ACME 537 prop

[MooseX]

ACME 537 for sale. 72 hours clean..$300

[bigdaddy_houseboater]

Whatcha gettin, Moose?

[MooseX]

2079 (already installed)..and I have a 1235 for lower elevation/back up

[MooseX]

bmp

price reduction down to 200 bucks.

[bigdaddy_houseboater]

thats a good price.. I got an extra already tho. Someone running a stock prop is going to hit a rock.. then you will be in business.

[MooseX]

yeah 200 is pretty good for a perfect stock prop backup. Someone needs to buy it I need gas $$

[embo]

So you went from a 537 to a 2079 and have 1235 as a backup. Could you tell me the difference between the 2079 and the 1235? Also, and more important, did you have the 1235 on your boat and if so when you did, what kind of clearance was there between the bottom of the boat and the tip of the prop?

[MooseX]

The boat came with a 537..never ran it

Bought the 1235 thinking it was the right prop for the elevation. It ran good without ballast but I could tell right away it wasn't going to tow big ballast..DOH..So I got on the phone with ACME and they
set me straight

They told me to go straight to a 2079..bypassing the 1579 (same as Duffy uses at 2000 ft.) It's the right prop for sure.

12 pitch as opposed to 14 on the 1235. Drags 2000 lbs easily with 5 or less people in the boat. Any more and you can feel it in the drivetrain

. Hi elevation sucks...POWER. Im at 6250

[embo]

Ok fully understand. Can you remember the clearence you had on the 1235 prop? What the space was between the bottom of the boat and the prop? And what kind of clearence do you have now with the prop you have on?

[MooseX]

it's close. I'll look later to confirm

[Kimber]

PM Sent. Still have?

[MooseX]

sold to Duffy tuesday