Great spare prop, actually does a decent job. I have one myself as a spare.
But, it doesn't have the bite or the durability of 3 blade stainless steel
prop. I can also plane at lower speeds with the SS prop. Bottom line, keep
it as a lightweight emergency prop and get a good SS or aluminum prop for
primary use - which ever your buget allows for.

--
Murph

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I've never been quarantined.
But the more I look around,
the more I think it might
not be a bad thing.
...George Carlin
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Toys to help keep me somewhat outta trouble...

- 2003 Midnight Star in all her shining glory!
- 1998 Nissan Maxima SE - Black, cuz black is just faster!
- 1997 Glastron SX-175SF


"Ken" wrote in message
...
Hey group,
My original equipment propeller for my 25 hp Johnson is beginning to show
wear and its that time that I should look into a replacement or spare
prop.
Has anyone had any experience with Comprop (www.comprop.com) for small
motor
applications? They advertise similar performance and durability of a
typical
aluminum prop but with 4 blades. I like the idea of a four bladed
propeller
for the low end performance. I'm not a speed freak but like to load the
boat
to its maximum limit on occasion.

What is this groups opinions? I see they are relatively inexpensive in
cost,
are they cheap? If not recommended, where near Crystal River, Ocala, or
Tampa or even on the internet is a discount prop resource?

Thanks for any assistance.

Halon