Aluminum or Stainless Sell Prop_Considerations

[yamahammer]

Stainless much more rugged. I have hit many things over the years and have never once hurt my lower unit. A stainless prop may get knicked up a little but you can have those cleaned up and repaired at a prop shop versus knocking a blade completely off of aluminum. A good stainles prop will outlast and outperform any aluminum prop

[billm_usa1]

I'm for saving the outdrive. Keep two Use the AL for rivers and shallows and around stumps. For a day on the lake use the Stainless. Precision Propeller here in indy fixes the AL props for $50 and fixes Stainless is $150

[kydog]

If you go with this SS prop I would invest in a extra flo torque hub kit and keep it in the boat along with a wrench in case you have to make repair's on the water.
Kydog