Members gonetothebuffalo Posted May 15, 2013 Members Posted May 15, 2013 Last few years I've sacrificed a lot of prop meat to the gravel bar gods @ Rush to Buffalo City. I'm gonna be kind to the old gal & re-prop this year. Boat is a 20' x 42" Shawnee with a 1999 Johnson 9.9. We run the Buffalo while there's water but probably spend much more time on the white. I don't mind buying two props if that'll serve me much better. Most of my time on the White is spent 'getting there' and we're usually lightly loaded but I really seem annoyingly slooooow against any current. Most of our time on the Buffalo is with the boats overloaded with 3+camping gear, firewood, etc. Could I get an opinion on a 'middle ground' choice and then a couple of prop pitch options from the experts for each river scenario? I just never can keep it straight in my mind which direction in pitch is better for which scenarios (speed vs load). Thanks!
Members trouthog Posted May 15, 2013 Members Posted May 15, 2013 call sue @ tracy boat & motor & get a mac's river runner i thnk they are 129 & it will save u in the end. if it were me i would go to 4 blade & 8 on the boat. http://www.basspro.com/Mac-39;s-River-Runner-Prop-Protector/product/20945/
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