Expanded propeller offeringsWe have expanded our propeller offering for the following

motors. Available sizes can be found in the appropriate sections throughout the catalog.

EVINRUDE® - Johnson® Outboards9.9 HP 4-Stroke (2002-2007); 15 HP 4-stroke (2002-2007)

Honda® outboardsBF25 (1994 & Newer); BF30 (1995 & Newer)

Mercury® - mariner® - sea ray outboards8 HP 4-Stroke (2005 & Newer); 9.9 HP 4-Stroke (2005 & Newer)25 HP 4-Stroke (2006 & Newer); 30 HP 4-Stroke (2006 & Newer)

nissan® - tohatsu® outboards9.9 HP 2-Stroke (1984 & Newer); 9.9 HP 4-Stroke (2000-2003); 12 HP (1985-1988); 15 HP 2-Stroke (1985 & Newer); 15 HP 4-Stroke (2000 & Newer); 18 HP 2-Stroke (1985 & Newer); 18 HP 4-Stroke (2001-2008); 20 HP 4-Stroke (2007 & Newer); 25 HP (1986-2001); 25 HP 4-Stroke (2002 & Newer); 30 HP (1985-2001); 30 HP 4-Stroke (2002 & Newer); 35 HP / 35B (Thru 1984); 40 HP (1984 & Newer); 50 HP (1992 & Newer)

Suzuki® outboardsDF 8A 4-Stroke (2011 & Newer); DT 9.9 (1983-1987); DF 9.9 4-Stroke (1996 & Newer); DF 9.9A 4-Stroke (2010 & Newer); DT 15 (1983-1988); DT 15C (1989-1997); DF 15 4-Stroke (1996 & Newer); DT 20 (1985-1988); DT 25 (1985-1988); DT 25C (1989-2000); DF 25 4-Stroke (2000 & Newer); DT 30 (1983-1997); DT 30C (1987-1997); DF 30 4-Stroke (2000-2007)

NEW PROPELLERS FOR 2013Michigan Wheel has introduced over 50 new parts for 2013

- Expanding what was already the most complete line of aftermarket replacement propellers.

ADDITIONAL ENGINE CATEGORIES

EVINRUDE® - Johnson® Outboards9.8 HP 4-Stroke (2012 & Newer); 15 HP 4-stroke (2012 & Newer)

Mercury® - mariner® - sea ray outboards9.9 HP Bigfoot (2005 & Newer); 15 HP 4-Stroke (2007 & Newer); 20 HP 4-Stroke (2007 & Newer)

nissan® - tohatsu® outboards8 hp 4-stroke (2005 & Newer); 9.8 HP 4-Stroke (2005 & Newer)

WHAT’S NEW

NEW V4 SERIES DESIGN(41/4” GEARCASE)

v4 engine series

OBSOLETEmwm p/n

OBSOLETEdimensions

new mwm p/n

new dimensions

brp (evinrude/johnson)

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14” x 11”14” x 13”

13.75” x 15”13.25” x 17”

13” x 19”12.75” x 21”

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14” x 11”13.75” x 13”13.50” x 15”13.25” x 17”

13” x 19”13” x 21”

mercury/honda/force

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14” x 11”14” x 13”

13.75” x 15”13.25” x 17”

13” x 19”12.75” x 21”

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14” x 11”13.75” x 13”13.50” x 15”13.25” x 17”

13” x 19”13” x 21”

yamaha

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14” x 11”14” x 13”

13.75” x 15”13.25” x 17”

13” x 19”12.75” x 21”

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14” x 11”13.75” x 13”13.50” x 15”13.25” x 17”

13” x 19”13” x 21”

vortex

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14” x 10”14” x 13”

13.75” x 15”13.25” x 17”

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14” x 11”13.75” x 13”13.50” x 15”13.25” x 17”

13” x 19”13” x 21”

VORTEX “A” SERIES

michigan wheel now offers a 16” x 13” vortex for v6 outboards and sterndrives. “a” series propellers have been available in odd pitches from 15” through 23” as the ideal replacement or spare propeller for boaters. the new 13” pitch utilizes the same xhs ii hub kits readily available in the field and is recommended for heavy loads.

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Contents:Propeller Basics ........................................................................................................................................A4 - A6Choosing the Right Propeller ............................................................................................................................A7Engine RPM Chart ....................................................................................................................................A8 - A92013 Michigan Propellers .....................................................................................................................A10 - A11

Dyna-Jet® 3-Blade Ski Propeller .....................................................................................................................A12Ambush® 4-Blade Ski/Towboat Propeller ......................................................................................................A12

How to Use the Application Guide .................................................................................................................A13Evinrude®, Johnson® Outboards ..................................................................................................................... 2 - 9Force®, Chrysler, U.S. Marine Outboards .................................................................................................. 10 - 13Honda® Outboards ..................................................................................................................................... 14 - 17Mercury®, Mariner®, Sea Ray Outboards .................................................................................................. 18 - 23Nissan® / Tohatsu® Outboards .................................................................................................................... 25 - 27Suzuki® Outboards ..................................................................................................................................... 28 - 31Yamaha® Outboards ................................................................................................................................... 32 - 35

Mercruiser® Sterndrives ............................................................................................................................. 36 - 37OMC® Sterndrives ..................................................................................................................................... 38 - 39Volvo Penta® Sterndrives ...................................................................................................................................40Yamaha® Sterndrives ..........................................................................................................................................41XHS® / XHS II® Propeller Accessories ........................................................................................................ 42-43

Michigan Wheel Alpha-Numeric Cross Reference .....................................................................................B2-B4Michigan Wheel Marine - Turning Point® Cross Reference .............................................................................B4Michigan Wheel to Solas® Cross Reference .....................................................................................................B5Michigan Wheel to Quicksilver® Cross Reference ...........................................................................................B6XHS® / XHS II® Hub System Cross Reference ................................................................................................B7OEM Cross Reference ..............................................................................................................................B8-B34Michigan Wheel Warranty ..............................................................................................................................B35

SKI & TOWBOAT PROPELLERS

OUTBOARD PROPELLERS

STERNDRIVE PROPELLERS

PROPELLER CROSS REFERENCE

A4

PROPELLER BASICSDiameter

Diameter is two times the distance from the center of the hub to the tip of the blade. It also can be looked at as the distance across the circle that the propeller would make when rotating. It is the ¿UVW�QXPEHU�OLVWHG�ZKHQ�GHVFULELQJ�D�SURSHOOHU�

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Rake is the degree that the blades slant forward or backwards in UHODWLRQ�WR�WKH�KXE��5DNH�FDQ�DIIHFW�WKH�ÀRZ�RI�ZDWHU�WKURXJK�WKH�propeller, and has implications with respect to boat performance.

Aft Rake helps to trim the bow of the boat upwards, which often results in less wetted surface area and therefore higher top end speed. Aft Rake propellers also typically provide better “bite” on ventilating-type applications.

Forward, or Negative Rake, helps hold the bow of the boat down. This is more common in workboat type applications.

Pitch

3LWFK� LV� GH¿QHG� DV� WKH� WKHRUHWLFDO� IRUZDUG� PRYHPHQW� RI� D�����������propeller during one revolution - assuming there is no “slippage” between the propeller blade and the water. For most boats, there is slippage and therefore the distance advanced is less than the design pitch. The amount of slippage varies from boat to boat. Pitch is the second number listed in the propeller description.

Cupping

Many of today’s propellers incorporate a cup at the trailing edge of the propeller blade. This curved lip on the propeller allows it to get a better bite on the water. This results in reduced ventilation, slipping, and allows for better hole shot in many cases. A cupped propeller also works very well where the motor can be trimmed so that the propeller is near the surface of the water. The cup will typically result in higher top end speed on one of these applications.

Cupped Uncupped

Ventilation

Ventilation is a situation where surface air or exhaust gases are drawn into the propeller blades. When this situation occurs, boat speed is lost and engine RPM climbs rapidly. This can result from excessively tight cornering, a motor that is mounted very high on the transom, or by over-trimming the engine.

Cavitation

Cavitation, which is often confused with ventilation, is a phenomena of water vaporizing or “boiling” due to the extreme reduction of pressure on the back of the propeller blade. Many propellers partially cavitate during normal operation, but excessive cavitation can result in physical damage to the propeller’s blade surface due to the collapse of microscopic bubbles on the blade.

There may be numerous causes of cavitation such as incorrect matching of propeller style to application, incorrect pitch, physical damage to the blade edges, etc.

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Forward Rake

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If you want to modify your boat’s performance, consider the following before making your selection:

3-Blade Propeller vs. 4-Blade Propeller

We recommend 3-Blade propellers for recreational boats with 3, 4, and 6 cylinder outboards and I/O engines. These propellers provide good hole shot and top-speed performance.

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Advantage of a Left Hand Propeller

Two propellers spinning in the same direction on twin engine boats will create steering torque. In other words, two right-hand propellers pull the stern hard to the right and the bow to the left.

7ZR� RSSRVLWH�GLUHFWLRQ� �FRXQWHU�URWDWLQJ�� SURSHOOHUV� RQ� WZLQ�engines eliminate this steering torque because the left-hand propeller balances out the right-hand propeller. This results in better straight-line tracking and helm control at high speed.

Affect of Slip on Performance

Slip is the difference between actual and theoretical travel of the propeller blades through water. A properly matched propeller will actually move forward about 80 to 90 percent of thetheoretical pitch.

Theoretical

Actual

Aluminum vs. Stainless Steel

Most pleasure boats are factory equipped with aluminumpropellers. Aluminum propellers are relatively inexpensive, easy to repair, and under normal conditions can last for many years.

Stainless steel is more expensive, but much stronger and durable than aluminum. If you are looking for better performance than can be provided by your aluminum propeller, such as ultimate top speed or better acceleration, a stainless steel propeller may be required.

A6

PROPELLER BASICS

What is the difference between thru-hub exhaust, over-hub exhaust, and non thru-hub exhaust?

THRU-HUB EXHAUSTThru-hub exhaust propellers consist of a round barrel to which the blades are attached. The exhaust passes through the barrel and out the back, without making

contact with the propeller blades. This provides a good, FOHDQ�ZDWHU�ÀRZ�WR�WKH�EODGHV��XVXDOO\�UHVXOWLQJ�LQ�

good acceleration and hole shot.

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some exhaust to escape at lower RPM, providing a FRQWUROOHG�DPRXQW�RI�H[KDXVW�ÀRRGLQJ��7KHVH�W\SHV�RI�propellers will allow the propeller to be slightly easier to turn during initial acceleration, allowing for better

hole shot on some engine/boat combinations.

NON THRU-HUB EXHAUSTNon thru-hub exhaust propellers are used for inboards using shaft driven propellers, sterndrives using through

hull exhaust, and on some outboards that don’t route the exhaust through the lower unit torpedo.

THRU-HUB EXHAUST and OVER-HUB EXHAUST propellers are used on boats where the exhaust passes out through the rear of the “torpedo” on the lower unit, around the propeller shaft. Most outboards utilize this type of exhaust.

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CHOOSING THE CORRECT PITCH

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Manufacturer'sRecommendedWOT RPM's

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5. Order the propeller using the 0,&+,*$1�3$57�180%(5���,I�DOXPLQXP�LV�GHVLUHG, read across to the correct column for the part number. If stainless VWHHO�LV�GHVLUHG��UHDG�DFURVV�WR�WKH�FRUUHFW�FROXPQ�IRU�SDUW�QXPEHU��

6. If VORTEX®, or APOLLO® propellers are selected, the XHS® / XHS II® HUB KIT indicated must be ordered.

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NOTE: This is a “general” application guideline for determining the appropriate propeller size for your vessel. Performance characteristics may vary due to the many kinds of boats, hull styles, loads and style of boating.

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