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Getting back to your original question, the best place to find a propeller is probably a rummage sale or an auction. Like the old saying goes, “ya never find something when a need it”! On my 14′ Lone star I have a 10 1/2 x 12 brass propeller. With a light load it gets about 27mph. The motor is a 40hp though. You can put your propeller on the bench hold it down and put a long punch through the shear pin hole. Apply a twisting pressure if the rubber mounted center section moves more than a little-bit your propeller is spun. The last prop I had repaired was 45 bucks. I have heard that it is possible to get new insert (center section) and if you have a big vice and/or a press you can fix them yourself.
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