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Sharrow Prop
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Since Zip Wakes didn't catch anyone's attention maybe this next product will, only if you have a spare $5G to spend. Dubob? I don't know how much longer I'll have my boat battling physical & health issues, if could back up 10yrs I would consider investing into this product.

Sharrow Marine MX Series Stainless Steel Propeller - Enhanced Performa
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Harrisville UT
2000 7.3L F250 Superduty  '07 Columbia 2018 Fisherman XL Raymarine Element 9HV 4 Electric Walker Downriggers Uniden Solara VHF
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#2
Same here with the uncertain boating future. Plus, 25 mph is plenty for me with my Merc 50.
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#3
Wow, that is something you would not want to use on any lake in low water conditions for that price. I wonder what it means by saying, it has greater command of vessel when docking? I know when I had Roberts old boat I had a much harder time docking it, compared to the smaller boats I've had in the past. I figured it was just the size of the boat but now I'm wondering if this could have make a difference. I'm not willing to invest that much money to find out but it sounds interesting.
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#4
That is some serious bucks for a prop. Considering that I have been known to find a rock or two, on occasion, and the price of that prop, it definitely isn't a prop that I will be considering.
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(10-13-2025, 01:10 PM)wiperhunter2 Wrote: Wow, that is something you would not want to use on any lake in low water conditions for that price. I wonder what it means by saying, it has greater command of vessel when docking? I know when I had Roberts old boat I had a much harder time docking it, compared to the smaller boats I've had in the past. I figured it was just the size of the boat but now I'm wondering if this could have make a difference. I'm not willing to invest that much money to find out but it sounds interesting.
Most will pay attention to the shallow areas of water, how close to shores and docks. Submersible objects are always a danger. An old fishing buddy of mine bought a brand spanking new boat that we launched on its maiden voyage for some break in time. When he started up and put into gear to pull away from the dock, we felt and heard a clunk. There was a submerged car at the dock. No warning signs of this to launch at own risk. It was something that happened overnight. Luckily all that was damaged was the prop.
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Harrisville UT
2000 7.3L F250 Superduty  '07 Columbia 2018 Fisherman XL Raymarine Element 9HV 4 Electric Walker Downriggers Uniden Solara VHF
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