Busted Prop

[bkhallpass]

Doug,

Props for 216 and 210 are not the same. The prop shafts are different diameters.

I paid around $100 to have my prop repaired (It wasn't too bad). Took it to a local prop shop.

Can't remember what I paid for the new prop locally, but it wasn't a great deal more than
I saw on propellers.com.

BKH

[laddski]

This is a bad news thread for someone like me. I am currently running a 4 blade OJ stainless prop on my 93 Sport that I purchased about 4 years ago. Sounds like I am living on borrowed time. I have not hit anything since I got it and am very careful but it sounds like I better start budgeting an ACME real soon. I sure love the SS. Great pull, great topend and very minimal cavitation.

[JoeCos]

Just an FYI for those who are looking to purchase an ACME prop...
there is a Planet Nautique Group Buy go here for details....

http://www.planetnautique.com/index....ewtopic&t=2916

[DougPhillips]

They require an actual purchase and credit card before the discount is shown. Has anyone order on this discount yet?

How much is taken off the price of a $349 propeller part number 422?

[JoeCos]

I have purchased from them about 2 months ago, and so did a lot of Planet Nautiquers. If my memory is right, the discount is 5% and with this promotion you also get FREE shipping.

You can always call them and find out, they are very helpful.

I have looked around online prop retailers and Delta's price are very competitive, and the Plus side for us PN users is the free shipping.

Hope this helps.

[DougPhillips]

Acme quoted me $389 a 422 prop. Delta starts cheaper, gives a dicount and free shipping. Great deal.

By the way, my marina quoted me $900 Canadian for a new prop with them taking back my old one. That about US$720, TWICE THE PRICE.

[NCH2oSki]

The price of a new 422 is $318.00 with free freight.