Alice Stainless Steel Propeller 15 3/8x18 LH

The Alice Stainless Steel Propeller is designed for outboard motors ranging from 90 to 300 HP, providing exceptional performance and durability on the water. Crafted from high-quality A4 Duplex stainless steel, this propeller is built to withstand the harsh marine environment.

With advanced features such as static and dynamic balancing using 3D laser scanning technology, the Alice propeller ensures optimal efficiency and reduced fuel consumption. Its mirror-polished finish not only enhances its aesthetic appeal but also offers superior corrosion resistance, making it a reliable choice for boating enthusiasts.

Key benefits

• Constructed from durable A4 Duplex stainless steel for long-lasting performance.
• Precision-balanced for enhanced stability and efficiency during operation.
• Mirror-polished finish provides excellent corrosion resistance.
• Optimized blade geometry for improved fuel efficiency and power delivery.
• Interchangeable with various outboard motor brands, ensuring versatility.

Technical details

• Number of Blades: 3
• Diameter x Pitch: 15 3/8 x 18
• Rotation: Left Hand (LH)
• Compatible with outboard motors from 90 to 300 HP.
• For use with specific hub kits: 4960029 for Tohatsu/Honda, 4960024 for Suzuki, 4960026 for Yamaha, and 4960030 for Mercury.

Recommended nautical use

Ideal for high-performance outboard engines, the Alice propeller is perfect for recreational boating, fishing, and water sports. Its robust construction and design make it suitable for both freshwater and saltwater applications, ensuring reliability in various conditions.

For optimal performance, it is recommended to pair the propeller with the appropriate hub kit based on your motor brand. This ensures a secure fit and maximizes the efficiency of your engine.

Installation and maintenance advice

Installation of the Alice propeller is straightforward, requiring basic tools and adherence to the manufacturer's guidelines. Ensure that the propeller is securely attached to the motor shaft to prevent any operational issues.

Regular maintenance involves inspecting the propeller for signs of wear or damage, especially after extended use in saltwater. Cleaning the propeller after each outing and checking for any corrosion will help maintain its performance and longevity.