i have this prop already, its a 9" x 5" prop made by motor prop inc. and didnt want to fork out 200 bucks 4 a smaller one to put on my 13hp honda go devil. do yall think this will work or am i in danger of breaking a shaft or some other problem?
thanks,
shaun

I dont care what prop you put on it. 13 ho's in any GD rig aint goin nowhere- not even them dumpster divin, azz sunk in like they just left the concentration camp, ribs showin, c-m guzzlin, crack ho's that run around Memfrica.

IF you can get it on plane it'll be a little faster than the size designed for it but if i was runnin a 13 id want some grunt since no matter what it's not gunna be a speed demon. id go for a 8x4 or 9x3 ron hill propellars on ebay had the best prices on wheels..

Send the prop you got to baumann prop in Houston and tell them what you want

hopkins in covington LA is the bomb also.

great! thanks for the info fellas!

i talked to the guy who owns the prop shop in covington. he told me that he invented the stainless mud prop and ron hill and mud motor prop inc and mud buddy learned how to make them from him, opened up shops and sells them cheap. hes already had lawsuits b/c he own the copywrite to the props(he explaind to me u cannt patent a prop b/c the navy has wraps on it, so he copywrites his drawings of it and makes them his property basically)the problem is he said is that these guys own 2 seperate molds for the prop and the bolt, weld them together, clean em up, and sell em. problem is they dont take shrinkage and warp from the heat from welding them and this throws off the pitch. he promised me that if i brought my prop to him which said 9 x 5 that it would not be that guaranteed. he said his props are perfectly balanced and true and the whole nine. his prp was like 175 bucks, but he said their wouldnt be any vibration or other problems associated with props not being balanced or true. whew! i talked to him for like 40 min or so...this is pretty much all i can remember...lol