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I am new to the mud motor world and love it so far. I recently bought a 24 hp beavertail longtail. Put on my 14/36. The prop is def worn out. Beavertail web site says I need a 9x7. Everywhere else I check calls for a 9x6. Which route should I go? Any help with this would be much appreciated.


Sun Mar 16, 2014 8:37 am
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That depends on load and boat size id go 9x6 so u dont bog down the motor jmo

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That depends on load and boat size id go 9x6 so u dont bog down the motor jmo

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That's what I'm prob gonna go with. It's on a 14/36. The prop that is on there is worn out. It only measures 7 1/4

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Mon Mar 17, 2014 10:25 am
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I will probably go with the 9x6. The prop that is on there is worn out. It only measures 7 1/4 across. It probably has never been changed. Guy I got it from did nothing to it and knew nothing about it. Just used it for duck season

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I will prob go with the 9x6. The one that is on there is worn out. it only measures 7 1/4 across. The guy who owned it before me didnt know anything about it and did nothing but grease and run it for duck season. I had to call beavertail to find out the year model.


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I will prob go with the 9x6. One that is on there only measures 7 1/4 across and is seized on there. Thank for the help guys.

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Tue Mar 18, 2014 6:21 am
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With a small boat like that u could run the 9_7

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Cool. Thanks for the help. Anyone know why my threads take do long to post?

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I agree, I'd go with a 9x7 on that small of a boat too

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Will it push me faster?

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It will get you farther per prop rotation. Basically if you can turn it the same RPM, you'll be faster. If you're prop is worn as badly as you say it is, get a new one of stock size so you have a base line before you try changing the prop up.

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Thanks man. Prob gonna try the 9x7 first. I have to replace the shaft to. Lost the key way and it spun in the yoke and gnarled the end pretty good.

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That's how it goes sum times.

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Can you give me a price on both props?

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205$ for either shipped to u.

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Right on man. I'll get with you when I'm ready to get one

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Kool deal

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Ordered a new shaft yesterday. One step closer to getting back on the water!

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Nice is that a gd

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No. Beavertail. Hope that I get it this week

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oh ok would u want a hill prop itll be cheaper than the mb prop i can quote u on one

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Yeah

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Tue Mar 25, 2014 3:31 pm
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Is there a difference in the two props?

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Yea the mud buddy is the best bet for lasting and a good mud prop

the hill will be around 20_30 cheaper on the 9x7 and 40_50 cheaper on the 9x6 not sure y they have such a price difference but they do. And they noe the hottest for a lasting prop but they are good.

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Will the mud buddy work on the Beavertail?

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Right on. It's 3/4-10 threads. I probably want whatever would last the longest. How long does one generally last under normal use?

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The mb would be about your best bet they last the longets I find.

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Right on.

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Finally back on the water! Feels good

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