Correct Prop size on 16' tri hull
 

Hi,

I am the newest of newbees about boating. Bought a 1981 16' tri hull
Imperial made by All season industries management corp with an 90 hp
Evinrude Motor. Came with a 17 pitch prop that is dinged, 13.25 inch.diam.
Idles and runs great. Feels like good power, but not at all impressive at
pulling skiers out of the water. Over 200 lbs, forget it! Tow rope is low,
maybe 12 inch above the water. Top end maybe 36 mph and 4800 rpm. How do I
know the right prop and pitch? Other ideas?

Thanks,

Steven

Correct Prop size on 16' tri hull
 

hello,
go visit Michigan props they have a good tech section
http://www.michiganwheel.com Brian King





On Wed, 03 Sep 2003 03:38:31 GMT, "Steven Carlson"
wrote:

Hi,

I am the newest of newbees about boating. Bought a 1981 16' tri hull
Imperial made by All season industries management corp with an 90 hp
Evinrude Motor. Came with a 17 pitch prop that is dinged, 13.25 inch.diam.
Idles and runs great. Feels like good power, but not at all impressive at
pulling skiers out of the water. Over 200 lbs, forget it! Tow rope is low,
maybe 12 inch above the water. Top end maybe 36 mph and 4800 rpm. How do I
know the right prop and pitch? Other ideas?

Thanks,

Steven




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Correct Prop size on 16' tri hull
 

Thanks!!!!!!!!

"Brian K" wrote in message
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hello,
go visit Michigan props they have a good tech section
http://www.michiganwheel.com Brian King





On Wed, 03 Sep 2003 03:38:31 GMT, "Steven Carlson"
wrote:

Hi,

I am the newest of newbees about boating. Bought a 1981 16' tri hull
Imperial made by All season industries management corp with an 90 hp
Evinrude Motor. Came with a 17 pitch prop that is dinged, 13.25
inch.diam.
Idles and runs great. Feels like good power, but not at all impressive at
pulling skiers out of the water. Over 200 lbs, forget it! Tow rope is
low,
maybe 12 inch above the water. Top end maybe 36 mph and 4800 rpm. How do
I
know the right prop and pitch? Other ideas?

Thanks,

Steven




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