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anyone know what kind of money for parts and labor I'm going to have to spend? I have a '95 25 hp. that met up with a submerged stump yesterday. Thank you.
For a prop of that size, it's borderline whether or not it's worth it. Most people end-up getting a new one. But you can check with a local prop rebuilder to see what they say. Probably worth a look in the Yellow Pages. If the prop is otherwise undamaged, it may be worthwhile.