1) Performance issue you are trying to correct.
Boat is only getting up to about 4500 rpm
2) Current prop manufacturer, model, aluminum or stainless as a minimum.
Aluminum, not sure of brand but it came from an evinrude motor. I have a Mercury. I also have an Evinrude Cyclone prop, but my shaft doesn't spin when I install it, so I guess that one won't work.
3) Current prop diameter and pitch (required).
14.8X17, I should note that it's an evinrude prop and I have a Mercury.
4) Wide open throttle RPM and speed with an average load (very helpful)
4500RPM is the highest I can get it to go right now. It should top out 1000RPM higher.
1200# total, maybe more= Average load is 80 Gallons of gas, 2 200# guys, and a 30Gallon bait tank
5) Engine/drive make, model, year, and HP
Mercury Optimax 150 2011
6) Boat make model, year, length and weight
Bayliner Trophy, 1989, 2103
Boat is only getting up to about 4500 rpm
2) Current prop manufacturer, model, aluminum or stainless as a minimum.
Aluminum, not sure of brand but it came from an evinrude motor. I have a Mercury. I also have an Evinrude Cyclone prop, but my shaft doesn't spin when I install it, so I guess that one won't work.
3) Current prop diameter and pitch (required).
14.8X17, I should note that it's an evinrude prop and I have a Mercury.
4) Wide open throttle RPM and speed with an average load (very helpful)
4500RPM is the highest I can get it to go right now. It should top out 1000RPM higher.
1200# total, maybe more= Average load is 80 Gallons of gas, 2 200# guys, and a 30Gallon bait tank
5) Engine/drive make, model, year, and HP
Mercury Optimax 150 2011
6) Boat make model, year, length and weight
Bayliner Trophy, 1989, 2103