I have a 91 basscat i need a 14 1/2 X 19 or 20 pitch prop for a johnson 150 i have a 14 1/2 X 22 right now and she struggles to pull up on plain anyone got the prop i cant find and it not cost me 200 or 300 hundred dollars or a kidney i know its a long shot thanks

I have a quicksilver 19p I believe its a 14" which is what my 150 ran. It might technically be a 13.78.

48 16544 a41 19p

It is a brand new ss prop with hub. I used it on my 150 for one afternoon.

Fair market value is 3-350.

Ill let you have it for 200 shipped with the hub...

I can text pics if needed it is NEW.

Hughes Marine has a 19p mercury prop listed for sale. Call Gary +1 (214) 796-0373

send me a PM to remind me. I may have one at the house you can have for nothing. its stainless steel off an old skeeter with a 150 Johnson. Im on shift tonight, but can check tomorrow.

That's real nice of you SkeeterRonnie

Call Mcgills in lewisville he does props and might have one sitting on shelve that's reconditioned. Picked up spare from there off the shelve but mine is more common. Worth a call.

The prop I have is a laser 2, 24 pitch. If bass cat fishing doesn�t want it, then it�s free to whomever does. Pick up in mesquite at the ER by toys r us old location. I work next sun,ties,wed nights

Ronnie will it fit a 150 SHO ?

I do not know. You�d have to ask a prop guy. Probably if it was rehubbed

Ok thanks. I may call Tommy at Rockwall Marine he would know.

I have a 92 p2 with the 200 merc I had the same issue untill i bought the 4 blade fury 24 pitch. I bought those other prop and they did not help at all .Save your money and buy one. Now it jumps out of the hole.

A lot of assumptions being made by the responders.

1. How big is the boat?
2. How heavy is the boat? First, it's a bass cat. It's going to be [censored]-heavy. Then, how much junk is on the boat to add weight. Btw, not just junk, how many / how big are the fishermen?
3. How many hours on the 150?

Pointing the prop is the last thing it's going to be, and it's not going to help all that much unless it is way, way outta whack. An optimized can help, but it's not going to be like night and day unless there's something very wrong.

Boat weight. Fuel. Start there.

Also if ya want to venture over to Lake Fork there's Steves Props over there and he can dial it in with the right prop and pitch he has the knowledge and shop to do it.

I dont see him asking for ANY advice, he is looking for a specific prop......

All things prop related are forwarded to Josh @ Steve propeller. Cant go wrong.