Hydro to Bravo prop conversion
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Ginger or Mary Ann?
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Hydro to Bravo prop conversion
28" Hydromotive prop = 27" or 29" Bravo 1. Thanks
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So a Bravo1 29 1/2" would be the equivalant of a 28" Hydro. Thanks
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Jerry, are you going to try out a Bravo prop on your boat? Did you get your new drive yet?
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Yeah, thinking as long as insurane is going to replace my prop, might as well try a Bravo. With the hydro, I would have trouble staying on plane around 30mph without the prop loosing bite. Thinking the Bravos larger blades may help out. Going to get estimates today. If all goes well, will order outdrive and by back in the saddle by next weekend.
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Some people are like Slinkies - Not really good for anything, but they
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