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Old 22 May 2015, 22:42   #21
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Old 23 May 2015, 21:03   #22
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Old 30 July 2015, 01:23   #23
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Not meaning to hijack the thread but I have a Pro 470 that is currently being fitted with a 60 hp 4 stroke and was wondering what prop to use. Just wondering what others are using.
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Old 30 July 2015, 03:00   #24
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Not meaning to hijack the thread but I have a Pro 470 that is currently being fitted with a 60 hp 4 stroke and was wondering what prop to use. Just wondering what others are using.
Check the Yamaha performance bulletins.
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Old 30 July 2015, 10:43   #25
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Office888, thanks for the lead, but I can't find a similar boat on there.

I was hoping someone on here with a similar combination could let me know what they have in terms of prop.

The 60hp comes with a 15 inch Stilleto prop and I am thinking that should be close.
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Office888, thanks for the lead, but I can't find a similar boat on there.

I was hoping someone on here with a similar combination could let me know what they have in terms of prop.

The 60hp comes with a 15 inch Stilleto prop and I am thinking that should be close.
Pro 470 = Pro 9 Man basically
http://yamahaoutboards.com/sites/def...sa7db1.tmp.pdf

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Old 30 July 2015, 18:13   #27
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Office888, you are the master of search. Thank you very much.

Looks like I need a new prop.
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Not meaning to hijack the thread also but I had a Zodaic Pro9 and it was fantastic until someone stole the engine, anyway I still have the front bow cushion available for it if anyone wants to buy it?
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I do need a front bow cushion but I am guessing the freight will cost more than the cushion as I am in Australia.

Do you remember what prop you had and what engine?
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Ive got a 550 pro tour and believe the hulls are now quite different from the earlier ones. Mine is a 2014 model which handles well above its weight, Ive been out 3m+ swells and always felt extremely safe.

Ive owned and used many boats over my 40years of boat owning, also worked as a marine rescue volunteer for around 15 yrs and have to say my pro is the best fun Ive ever had in any boat.

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The 420, 500, and 550 hulls have been relatively unchanged since 2003. Prior to that there have been changes every few years. Since 1989 there have been:
Pro 420, 470, 500,530,550 and 600
Pro 7,9,12,15, and 16
And now back to pro 420,500,550 and 650
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I do need a front bow cushion but I am guessing the freight will cost more than the cushion as I am in Australia.

Do you remember what prop you had and what engine?
We had a 2005 Yamaha 50hp EFI on it, no idea now what the prop was.
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Zodiac puts a 10 5/8" x 12" aluminum prop on the Pro 500/ Yamaha 50 package from the factory here in the states. However every engine is gonna be different.
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Old 01 August 2015, 21:41   #34
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Zodiac pro 500

Was trying to post on another topic and my tech skills are insufficient to remove this photo using my iPad, so here is a photo of my Zodiac Pro.
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Old 01 August 2015, 21:43   #35
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Cgoing, thanks for that, I need to try less pitch.
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Old 02 August 2015, 00:04   #36
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Had a 420 Yachtline (same hull?) - it was fine when smooth, but as you can see here it slams in the chop!
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The 420, 500, and 550 hulls have been relatively unchanged since 2003. Prior to that there have been changes every few years. Since 1989 there have been:
Pro 420, 470, 500,530,550 and 600
Pro 7,9,12,15, and 16
And now back to pro 420,500,550 and 650
Are you sure as I was told the hulls were improved in the more recent models, looking at a few hulls online of older boats they look different to mine.

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Older style with less chines would surely have less lift and stability underway.



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