PROPS

12 x 10 x 1. LH

12 x 7 x 1" RH or a 12 x 6 x 1" RH

Ok, I guess Correctcraft fans is full of a bunch of jokers....

PROPGUY wrote: Ok, I guess Correctcraft fans is full of a bunch of jokers....

Rob,
I was NOT joking. I need ether one of these props.

8122pbrainard wrote: 12 x 7 x 1" RH or a 12 x 6 x 1" RH

Make and model of the boat is irrelevant but since you asked Marty, ether of these props will go on a 1915 16" launch with a 1927 Universal Flexifour. A repitch will most likely be needed once it's in the water and tested.

I too would like to mention getting in touch with Keith for advertising. Your posts are on the verge of SPAM!!!

Take a peak in the upper left corner of the screen and you will see the paid site sponsors like Delta Propeller. That is one avenue as HW mentioned or just hang out and be a positive contributor which would allow the members to get to know you.

BTW, don't mind Pete's Spam post, he has a tendency towards drama, lol

More like preschoolic

In the words of Yogi Berra, this is like deja vu all over again.

I remember some guy named Eric showing up in about the same way as PROPGUY just did.

He got a totally rude, unfriendly welcome from a number of people, hung in there, put up with the crap thrown his way and became one of the more liked and respected members on the site. Most people would have been long gone.

Gave a lot of good advice, helped a lot of people with their problems.

Even ole Pete thought he was the best tranny guy ever.

Maybe things will turn out the same with PROPGUY

Just my 2 cents

Propguy,   I"ll extend a much past due welcome to the group. As a rule most all of the members lend their own expertise to the group, be it in advice, knowledge, or a service. I am sure that you will fit into one or more of those categories. We even have lots that are just "lurkers" that soak up something from one or all of the above categories.
If you have a boat then be sure to list it in the diaries section as we all like pictures and stories. Duane

Hey Propguy,
Come over and check out my Nautique bar! Guys, Rob (Propguy) is a great guy, and a super all around skier with his specialty being barefooting. I think that in my discussion with him on what to do with the spare props and parts I had, I mentioned I was probably going to offer them up on CCF, and I bragged about what a great source of info it was, even if he needs help on his Sanger Barefoot boat. Anyhoo, I know he has skied with a number of guys on this site, and he was/is part of the Wrecking Crew, so cut him some slack. You never know, he might have the prop you need!
Tom

seacamper wrote: Hey Propguy, Come over and check out my Nautique bar! Guys, Rob (Propguy) is a great guy, and a super all around skier with his specialty being barefooting. I think that in my discussion with him on what to do with the spare props and parts I had, I mentioned I was probably going to offer them up on CCF, and I bragged about what a great source of info it was, even if he needs help on his Sanger Barefoot boat. Anyhoo, I know he has skied with a number of guys on this site, and he was/is part of the Wrecking Crew, so cut him some slack. You never know, he might have the prop you need! Tom

jbear wrote: got to 2nd seacampers comments.... Rob is a local guy who has skied with Eddie and I. He will be a good addition to our site. john

+2
OK, this makes some sense now. I thought it may have been Rob when this first started out but wasn't quite sure.

In Rob's defense he is a good guy. Skied many times with him and was even present at his wedding. I've worked on his Sanger and he was actually the one driving my boat when the extended plyon hit the bridge.....DOOOO (Sorry Rob, just couldn't resist...LOL). He just got into this business opportunity and is trying to make a go at it so a little slack goes a long way.

In the CCFan's defense, I can see where Rob could have been a little better at introducing himself. We've had some not too pleasant experiences in the past with spammers so these guys are constantly on their toes and can be brutal to anyone who comes on here with even the slightest hint of trying to make a quick buck off of somebody. Getting in their good graces could make for a very nice relationship for everybody involved.

Rob,
I see you've been back on site a few times and just want to remind you that I still need ether of those two props! (12x6x1 RH or 12x7x1 RH)

8122pbrainard wrote: Rob, I see you've been back on site a few times and just want to remind you that I still need ether of those two props! (12x6x1 RH or 12x7x1 RH)

Pete

You should explore the site a little more.

There's an area titled "Boat parts wanted". It's pretty easy to find.

You should put your post there instead of hijacking this thread.

Be a little more descriptive too, do you want stainless,nibral, aluminum, plastic or what?

How many blades? How much cup?

KENO wrote: Pete You should explore the site a little more. There's an area titled "Boat parts wanted". It's pretty easy to find. You should put your post there instead of hijacking this thread. Be a little more descriptive too, do you want stainless, nibral, aluminum, plastic or what?

Ken,
So, you pick on me and not Marty who was the second post!! BTW, Why would I put anything but a bronze prop on a 1915 boat with a 1927 engine? Got to keep it as close to original as possible!!   

KENO wrote: I figure you have more chance of winning the lottery and being attacked by a bear on the same day than finding your prop, but ya' never know. Maybe we should start a pool to pick the date that Pete finds his prop. Day, month and year

I already found the prop!! A Federal/Michigan Dyna-jet in bronze is a stock prop in both pitches. The DJ355 Federal/Michigan in bronze is my preferred choice and that model in both pitches is made to order with a lead time of 6 weeks. Cost does play a factor so I posted the need to see if a used prop will come up?? I do have some "feelers" out with my ACBS group as well.

So, who wins the pool?

Ken,
Deep Blue has the DJ355 bronze 12" for $364.00 The list is $473.00.