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    Posted: May-12-2010 at 11:41pm
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Thanks for asking the "dumb" question! I've been wondering that since I purchased mine in the Fall. Thanks for the answer too!!!
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I believe the stock prop on your boat was a Federal 12 x 14. Here is one on ebay.

Others may chime in on respectable if not better substitutes.

Do you not have one at all, or just one that's beat up. If its not too bad, it can be re-done pretty cost effectively.
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thank u that will help now i have to find a prop
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counterclockwise vs clockwise is obviously a function of the point of view of the observer. The convention is:

looking at the engine/boat from the rear, if the pullies turn clockwise the engine is righthand or "reverse" rotation. The other direction is left hand or "standard" (like a car). Your boat, if stock, turns right and the prop looks like this:


and a left hand prop looks like this.



Not dumb at all. Welcome to CCF.
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i am new with this boat i have a 74 mustang with a 302 that turns counterclockwise,trying to figure out if prop is LH or RH so if standing behind boat which way will prop turn if LH
sorry to sound dumb
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