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Prop change #11474789 03/13/16 07:06 PM
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Thinking about changing to a four blade prop on m y 1999 60 hp mercuryfrom a three blade 10 pitch. Opinios welcomed. Is it worth the expense ?


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Re: Prop change [Re: ebl] #11475109 03/13/16 11:00 PM
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It can be beneficial if you have a LOT of weight in the stern and really need the extra lift. You'll lose some on the top end which is something that makes most bass fishermen go into seizures.


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not worth it


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