:big grin Your just like my kids buy, buy, buy.:big grin Ill tell ya what I say to them. NO.:big grin Nice try though. The next prop I get will be a 22 pitch something or other? Need to pull my son skiing better this season. Hes grown and will be better also. Stump puller is what Im after as soon as the money truck makes it by my house, soon I hope!! I would like to try one this year though. Im a little partal to 4 blades personaly.
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You guys get lots of ice two eh! Were exactly is the land of frozzen lakes were you are anyway?20 pitch High-5. Only way to go slow enough.
We have 15 inches or so of ice here. I'd say you're winning, in spite of your latitude.
Where? Were? I don't care. Location is the Mississippi River. Large lake on the MN/WI border. A barge will be up our way shortly to end our miseries. You, on the other hand, will have to wait for , for, pretty much forever. Sorry, man. That's a latitudinal fact. :razz.....Were exactly is the land of frozzen lakes were you are anyway?
That was what I originally planned on. But I think I'm going to try this 26 Drag 4 and still look for the ET.
I had a 26 drag and there a great prop but I like the 28,s better. You might find worked a little it might just be the wicked one. I know my 28 thats worked is far better than any 28 stock Drag I had. Its a keeper for me that one!!
Ya an Et is way faster for sure. Three blade against 4 blade for top end three blade will win in most any prop. The hole shot and midrange is were these shine if done up right. Pluss they carry big time wieght. Good alrounders for hualing 4 or 5 in the boat with gear. Thats what I use mine for. When the gangs at the destanation I can get out and still rip. I think the three best top enders mentioned in this thread are the ET offcourse, the Hoss Trinton and a 26 TX3 real one like Todd uses.
You'll like it for big end runs. Just be careful with it, if you load a pile people in the boat. Not great for a load compared to your beloved Chopper II's. :beer:
So most of the time I will need the Chopper II, due to the huge load I always carry. I might try it out in Stanford on the 9th, hopefully I'll see you that Saturday.
Cool, we will be there. Hopefully, mine will be ready. My motor is "under construction" at the moment and I'm waiting on backordered hydraulic steering from Allison. :banghead :beer:
