prop selection

[risk]

Anyone have experience running a Honda BF50 on a Searider 4.1m?

I need to order a prop without having one to experiment with so I have no numbers.

I read about someone running 11x15 aluminum but I would like another opinion.

[Mollers]

Originally Posted by risk

Anyone have experience running a Honda BF50 on a Searider 4.1m?

Hi, no sorry. We only have a Searider 4.0m running a Honda BF50.

[bedajim]

Originally Posted by Mollers

Hi, no sorry. We only have a Searider 4.0m running a Honda BF50.

Best you drive it like you stole it
To keep flipper happy

[Mollers]

Originally Posted by bedajim

Best you drive it like you stole it

I'm more careful with the nicked ones.

[propeller man]

11x15 for light fast loads or 11x14...4 blade 103/4 x13 if you want to punch into heavy sea,do bit of skiing etc...try Darglow in Wareham for props.

[Maximus]

Originally Posted by propeller man

11x15 for light fast loads or 11x14...4 blade 103/4 x13 if you want to punch into heavy sea,do bit of skiing etc...try Darglow in Wareham for props.

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[propeller man]

No problem Maximus.With the BF50 you should be looking for 5500~6000 rpm. That is a long as you have a tacho fitted! So 14 pitch would be a good all round prop.If it does feel slightly more rpm needed you could have it re-pitched down 1"to a 13" or 1" up to a 15" if its over reving..but 5800~5900 you will be fine. Hope that gives you a good point to start..
Propeller man.