Johnson/evinrude Boat Propeller 391199 on 2040-parts.com
Rochester, Indiana, US
Johnson/evinrude boat prop 391199. 13.75x17. Prop has been laying around shop for quite some time, are some chips in the paint, nothing major. I do not believe this prop has ever been used but can not guarantee. Hub looks great.
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