Hi guys
Fellow santagoians, I sent my props out for reconditioning and they came back "do not recusitate". To much metal fatiiagie.
I have the 1989 3467 vessell and the manual indicates the optimal prop is 4 blade 20x22.
Does that hold true for 2018.
Any suggestions greatlY appreciated
Guy
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Re: Propellers
The manual should be right. Are the old props stamped 20X22? Carver has been known to change from the manual suggestion to a different prop to keep rpm's in check and for other reasons too.
Mike 
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