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Is it typical to have chatter on a mercury 150xl using your SS props and hub kits?

Cool until you tried that used car salesman shit with the obvious one trimmed up and one trimmed down side by side. Wtf.

Great explanation. Like my TP props

Switching from aluminum to stainless requires some experimentation. In todays market that can be very expensive and time consuming. Until you get props into the hands of discount dealers that can provide a “try before you buy” program, you will be relegated to a very small market. Good luck…….

What is the diameter & pitch on the 3 blade vs the TP 4 blade

The 500 kit didn’t fit my Yamaha 2002 F225

Been running Hustler props for decades, great performance for the price. Save enough to have a spare as well! 👍🏻

Phil, We are planning on purchasing a 21201310 propeller and a 11200100 hub kit. Is there a video that fully illustrates start to finish what is required to complete installation?

Can you tell me if there is a video that illustrates installation of the 11200100 hub kit on the 21201310 prop?

I was impressed until I saw the tilt difference

First of all, the information is great, but it would have been much better to do a demonstration on a real boat that shows the difference between the SDH and the standard hub that has been available in the market. Show us what type of noise this system is supposed to help reduce and the sound difference with the new hub. This seems like an interesting concept and product right up to the end when you mentioned that it only had a one year warranty. On the other hand, the standard hub has a lifetime warranty. It is a hard sell to consumers when a new product has a lower warranty period than an existing product. Either it doesn't work or it does not last. It was a hard sell so at the end, we went with the standard hub because nothing in this video tells consumers that this is a better product for them. There is a lot of market hype but no proof of the concept works. Thanks.

You should never reuse a cotter pin. Just put in a new one. They cost pennies.

I run a TP 13x19 4-blade on my 17' Fisher with a 90Mariner and it performs absolutely fantastic! Why spend hundreds on a different prop when you can get better performance from a TP?

Phil is got to be the no1 hands down prop guy in the US I personally worked for him when he started his shop in his back yard garage since then he moved on and became one off the best in the Midwest and now he’s selling props good luck Phil sure wish ya still where in Illinois doing props hard to find someone with your experience and knowledge in the prop industry out here that I can trust you taught me a lot Rob

I can only speak for my application, but I will say that I am impressed! Gained across the range. Better hole shot, much better cruise, and same top speed. Noticeably better cruise economy! In short, a better boat. The four blade turning point reduced my cruise rpm by about 400. The boat is a 17 ft aluminum with 4.3l mercruiser v6 IO. 175hp. Tp 21p three blade vs Tp 21p four blade. Top speed with three blade was 43mph on a good day with smooth water, top speed with four blade is 43mph as well, but it is easier to attain in less than perfect conditions, so I call that an across the board gain! Very pleased!

Like wtf! Circle test are 4 vs 3 blade and the trim test is clearly a lower trim setting on the competition. Ridiculous tests here