Longtail Propeller 12" Diameter on 2040-parts.com
Lyons, New York, US
Genuine SPS 12" mud motor propeller! What you get: one new 12" x 6" cast aluminum, mud motor propeller that we offer as one replacement part for our larger size mud motor kit (see our other auctions for complete kits). This propeller is typically used with engines in the 8-16 hp or 16-23 hp range. Results may vary due to differences in engine torque, and hull design and weight. The hub is 2.64" in length, with an inside diameter of .74" tapering to .54". This prop will fit any SPS mud motor shaft or 3K made shaft (same thing but different company names) We do our very best to provide a detailed and accurate description. If you have any questions, please ask before you bid. Warranty: We do not warranty aluminum propellers against propellers strikes. We are unaware of any manufacturer who will warranty an aluminum propeller, due to the metallurgical properties of aluminum. Returns: Propellers can be returned within 14 days for a full refund of the purchase price, if still in new condition with the tamper-proof seal still intact. No refunds on return shipping cost.
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