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Old March 21st, 2006, 01:32 AM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.bass
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Default Need a new trolling motor prop

My new trolling motor just came in the mail. It has a chip in the prop
though (i got it off ebay) and im going to replace it (the prop). Since
i cant afford an outboard (hey im 12 gimmie a break) I have to power my
boat with an electric trolling motor. So ill need a prop with a high
pitch so I can move faster.Oh and how do u figure out the pitch of a
prop any way, and how much will I need? The motor is a minn kota
maxxum 55 transom mount, and the boat weighs 136lbs. I'm looking to get
jogging speed out of it. Any sugestions for a prop? Thanks much, Chris.

 




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