Help identifying prop pitch

sutor623

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Hey guys

i need to replace a prop on a 24’ Sweetwater Tri-toon. There are two numbers stamped on the side. 9602 and 5115. It is an aluminum prop on a 90hp Honda engine. I am guessing it is a 15 pitch but I’m not positive. Any insight would be greatly appreciated!!
 

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Hmmmm. Do you think a 90hp 4 stroke could spin up an 18p prop on a 24’ toon?
 

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Sometimes the prop repair shop stamps the invoice # for the repair job on the prop.-----Means nothing to identify the prop.
 

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Yea I didn’t think the numbers were going to be of any help. I posted some pics to see if you guys would agree that a 15p looks about right?
 

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Any more input guys? Gotta figure out this pitch. Looks like a 13 to me.
 
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