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Post subject: Re: ACME 15x12 (#2315) Prop?  Posted: Tue Aug 26, 2014 1:49 pm |
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The 2419 is the John Deere tractor of props, it just pulls. If running heavy is the norm for you then it's the prop for you. I know in my A24 with the 2419 prop and 409 motor I've pulled wakeboarders at 23mph with the following ballast: Sumo 900's full, 750 bow sack full, hard tanks full, and 1200lbs in extra sacks. That's 4750lbs of ballast with a crew of 4. Gets on plane no problem and up to speed quickly. Top speed for me cruising is 37-38mph with the 409 motor which revs higher than the 330 and 350.
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Post subject: Re: ACME 15x12 (#2315) Prop? Posted: Tue Aug 26, 2014 1:57 pm |
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They both should be around the same price. We have them both priced the same.
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Post subject: Re: ACME 15x12 (#2315) Prop? Posted: Tue Aug 26, 2014 2:34 pm |
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Thanks for the feedback.
I currently run Full PNP (750s rear and 950arrow) with wedge down. Usually a crew of 3-4. The 1235 has such a hard time with this config. Looking for the next step up, but dont want to run 4500rpm to hit 35mph unweighted.
From all I read the 2313, 2315 or the 2419 will all do a good job, correct?
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