Acme

[formandfunction]

So I pulled my prop and just like I suspected its a 14-18.5.Ive been looking around and new props seem a little high so my question is whats a fare price for a new prop?I was thinking about a 13.5-14.25 .105.

[da.bell]

You can also send a PM to SPBFan for a quote.

[formandfunction]

Does he work at a dealer?

[talltigeguy]

You can also send a PM to SPBFan for a quote.

X 2. he is an acme dealer.

I think most list price for Acme props is around $450. Most go a little under that, but not a lot.

[da.bell]

He doesn't have a physical store if you are asking that. He does have an online store and will give you a great price on one.

[formandfunction]

Cool,I didn't know we had a acme guy in here.

[da.bell]

He is a Tige owner but also has an online store for marine products.

[turbonine]

Cool,I didn't know we had a acme guy in here.

I found this out a week after dropping 6 hundy on a new 1235.

[MoneyPity]

When I bought my spare prop, SPBfan came up with the best price. I PM'd him the best # I could find and he topped it and made it worth my time and hopefully his. The size I have was below $500. I also bought prop puler and Acme case cause that sucker is sharp.

good luck. He is great to work with/

[jwanck11]

I buy refurbed props (2 of them now) and they cost me 105 each.

[formandfunction]

I buy refurbed props (2 of them now) and they cost me 105 each.

Most refurbs are 14-18-.150 LH
If someone had a refurbed 13.5 14.25 or even a 14-14 I would buy it.

[jwanck11]

I can see if the place that I got mine has one. I will ask tomorrow.

[SPBFAN]

PM sent. I just need some information from you for the correct specs.

[Jason B]

Watch Ebay or WW, from time to time one will pop up used for around 200-250$ generally.

[SPBFAN]

Watch Ebay or WW, from time to time one will pop up used for around 200-250$ generally.

I would never buy a ACME prop used. There is so many ways to get screwed doing that. Now if you have a prop that you have had repaired by the right person then that is different. But you never know if the person you are buying the prop from had it repaired by the right person.

What we need is the HP rating of his engine?

What engine does he have?

What transmission and Gear ratio is on the boat?

What is his WOT RPM on the engine now with the prop he has?

Last question what altitude does he run at and what does he want to do with the boat?

Once we get those items we can spec out a prop that will fit all his needs.