Prop Repair Around Louisville

[creeker]

I've got a boat for the first time and the prop on it looks a little beat up--edges dinged up where it looks like its hit several somethings. I imagine the prop is 10 years old (only because everything else is), so I am guessing that the dings are over 10 years of use. Is that something that can be repaired, or should I get a new one? In its current condition, it doesn't seem to have much of an effect on the boat, but then again, its all I know.

[PRO V LE]

I've got a boat for the first time and the prop on it looks a little beat up--edges dinged up where it looks like its hit several somethings. I imagine the prop is 10 years old (only because everything else is), so I am guessing that the dings are over 10 years of use. Is that something that can be repaired, or should I get a new one? In its current condition, it doesn't seem to have much of an effect on the boat, but then again, its all I know.

I would buy a new prop and have the old one fixed for a spare. You have a spare tire also I hope.

[maximus21]

Tucker's Landing is definately the place to go. He does excellent work. I just picked up one he redid for me that had a good bit of damage and it looks brand new. I also had him add a little more cup for some more lift and it worked like a charm.

[Tyme2fish]

Ditto on Tucker's Landing. He does great work on skegs too. Stay away from BJ Marine.

[flippinstick]

I agree Tuckers Landing does an awsome job!!

[Todd2]

Thanks fellas looks like I'll give Tuckers a call.