Has anyone on here tried a different prop other than there stock prop on there proodrive . I got my prodrive second hand and not sure what pitch the stock prop is but looking to get a spare either from prodrive or any other prop maker any responses are greatly appreciated

lots have been played with back in the day...

hopkins still makes them... best bang for you buck is to get a stock prodrive prop and if needed more pitch bring it to Baggy in Houma

I looked on prodrive and i seen they offer different pitch wheels you wouldnt know which one comes with the motor

Call PD is your best bet - tell them what you need. They can help you out.

I also have a hopkins,,,its faster than the PD prop, but im not sure how it is in anything but deep water at the moment.....

I have been having one of Ben's props for a pro drive for while now.If it is anything like the last one it's a beast in the mud with good top end.

I like my props when they are between 11 1/2and 12

ive been stuck in sand before by myself and couldnt push boat bc suction. i burned up a brand new pop in matter of minutes getting it out. i hunt the wax and lucky if one prop last whole season. before with my go devil i was constantly bending tabs to keep it in the water with my gatortail now i just trim now and run slower until i decide quit being cheap

Best I ever owned. You'll never see a stock prop do this! It was a shovel!

Mud Cork Screw

Did that guy have his heads ported,polished and shaved tchauvin?

That prop is rooting it up it you ask me bayou boy what kind of prop did you say it was?

What prop? Besides benellimans prop....that dont tell me nothing.

It's Stumpgrinder's prop. I don't think he is making them anymore, but not sure

I have a brand new one, what's it worth to ya?

I would like to see what it looks like, im curious.

Modified stock?

How do they look? Similar to hopking/cleaver? or maybe a tulip style???

I think a prodrive needs more blade surface area....Maybe figure a way to mount a Hammer prop!

Want to say it's more like the tulip. It's been in a box since I got it. Can't bring myself to try it out, cause I know I won't be able to replace it. I been digging through my email for like two hours now trying to find a picture of it. If I can't find it, I'll dig it out and snap one of it when I get home. I do not think it looked like the cleaver or the pd prop at all though. The blades were more rounded IIRC.

To me they have a look of their own. Ben takes all the crap out of the prop (excess cup and tip curl) and reworks the whole fluke to do the work.

Thats why i was thinking the hammer prop may work better, i cant really run a carb untill i find something that will knock down the RPM's ~200. Im all over the rev limit without it...

I may start playing with something...or just repitch the stock.

Have your flywheel broached and run non cdi coils...

What tread is the Hammer? 7/8"?