Prather Props

[jfrancisco892]

A fine abrasive like a scotch brite pad or emery cloth would probably do the job on the pitting. Just don't go crazy and you should not change the pitch.

[bikergreen]

I am prepping an S220 right now, any tips for the final steps to get a mirror finish? also there is some small pitting on the front/pitch side of the blades, I wasn't going to touch that side but is there a way to get those out without changing pitch to much?

[785boats]

I run a few Prather props & although the Stainless is a bit harder, a good set of files makes it easy. Plus they are already much thinner & better balanced than the Octura props so they don't take as much work to dress them up.

[ray schrauwen]

Yes, harder to work but a bench grinder works and no super toxic dust. No pic but I'm grinding down a x455/3 Stainless to 43mm, just because you need to play and it was cheap.

I think that stainless is stronger but much harder to work with. Not sure tho

[dana]

I think that stainless is stronger but much harder to work with. Not sure tho

[jfrancisco892]

I was thinking about getting a prather s-220. I found a site called rocket city racing and they have prather props in stainless steel and bronze. What is the difference in performance or anything for that matter?