For Sale: EWOL Feathering 3 Blade Propeller 15" RH, 1"SAE

[Paradox111]

EWOL Feathering Propeller 15",stainless steel,3 blade,1"shaft, right hand.
Condition is New. $2000. plus USPS Priority shipping to your zip
Location: Hallandale, Florida
Marine propeller made of high strength stainless steel.
Internal mechanism with spiral gear transmission and asymmetrical pitch setting.
Roughed surface for anti-fouling paint.
This propeller did not fit my Allmand 31 between rudder skeg and the keel. (never used)
This propeller can be used with a sail drive.

[Captndave1]

On your boat, how much room do you have between the prop shaft and rudder?
I have an Irwin 34 Citation and not a lot of room, but haven’t measured.

[fstbttms]

Are you saying this prop can be fitted to either a shaft or a saildrive?

[Paradox111]

Captndave1,
Please see attached photo.
8.5“ (Eight and one-half inches)

[Paradox111]

fstbttms,
Yes, please see attached photos.

Originally Posted by fstbttms

Are you saying this prop can be fitted to either a shaft or a saildrive?

[fstbttms]

Originally Posted by Paradox111

fstbttms,
Yes, please see attached photos.

Thanks. Does it come with some sort of adapter to allow it go on a splined saildrive shaft?

[Paradox111]

Originally Posted by fstbttms

Thanks. Does it come with some sort of adapter to allow it go on a splined saildrive shaft?

Hi fstbttms,
I do not know you would need to ask EWOL,
it is currently made for 1"SAE shaft.

[fstbttms]

Originally Posted by Paradox111

Hi fstbttms,
I do not know you would need to ask EWOL,
it is currently made for 1"SAE shaft.

Then why did you say the prop could be used with a saildrive?

[Paradox111]

Originally Posted by Paradox111

Captndave1,
Please see attached photo.
8.5“ (Eight and one-half inches) Attachment 223869

Then add 3/4”- 1” for Gap between strut bearing and propeller hub to allow water flow through the cutlass bearing for lubrication,
becomes 9 1/2"(nine and one-half inches)

[Paradox111]

Originally Posted by fstbttms

Then why did you say the prop could be used with a saildrive?

It would work if the sail drive is not splinted (1"SAE), but requires a nut as written in email noted in photo attached in previous post.

[fstbttms]

Originally Posted by Paradox111

It would work if the sail drive is not splinted (1"SAE), but requires a nut as written in email noted in photo attached in previous post.

That's not how saildrives are designed and it is misleading to advertise this particular prop as being able to be used on one.

[Paradox111]

Originally Posted by fstbttms

That's not how saildrives are designed and it is misleading to advertise this particular prop as being able to be used on one.

Thank you, I did not know that, I wonder why EWOL did not mention this in their email.

[fstbttms]

Originally Posted by Paradox111

Thank you, I did not know that, I wonder why EWOL did not mention this in their email.

Why were you asking them about a locking bolt? You clearly don't need one with the prop you have.

[Paradox111]

My previous prop had one, so I wanted to verify, I had read the directions correctly.

Originally Posted by fstbttms

Why were you asking them about a locking bolt? You clearly don't need one with the prop you have.

[fstbttms]

Originally Posted by Paradox111

My previous prop had one, so I wanted to verify, I had read the directions correctly.

Well, the bottom line is that props for shafts cannot be used on saildrives and props for saildrives cannot be used on shafts. Ewol (and most other prop manufacturers) sell props designed to be used on both, but they are different items and are not interchangeable. Which is why I got into this thread in the first place. Your initial post indicated that you had a prop of a type that I had never encountered before.