78 28' cd md7a 13 hp.
have a 2 blade 13x13 with poor stopping power and poor push thru wind and waves.
found a 14x10 3 blade but am thinking it's too aggressive.
would like to hear from others, what size 3blade do have and what size diesel.
doug in menominee, MI.
correct prop for CD 28
Moderator: Jim Walsh
Re: correct prop for CD 28
28' CD Yanmar 2GM20 ~16 hp:
3 blade 13RH12
3 blade 13RH12
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Re: correct prop for CD 28
CD 30 with an asthmatic MD7a also, and similarly ineffective 13x13 (but LH). Campbell specifically suggested a 13x9 3 blade, and I am weighing the usefulness of the $550 outlay. (vs. an imminent, but unknown repower...)
My guess is the 14" will fill the aperture (does the 28 have a closed rudder? I suspect so.) and lug the typical 30 yo diesel. Have it repitched to 9 and see if the extra 1/2" on each blade will eat up the opening...
I'd personally sell both props and get a 13"
J.
My guess is the 14" will fill the aperture (does the 28 have a closed rudder? I suspect so.) and lug the typical 30 yo diesel. Have it repitched to 9 and see if the extra 1/2" on each blade will eat up the opening...
I'd personally sell both props and get a 13"
J.
Re: correct prop for CD 28
`79 CD28
Nanni N2.14 2cylinder, 13hp
Campbell RH 13x7 3blade
Nanni N2.14 2cylinder, 13hp
Campbell RH 13x7 3blade
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Re: correct prop for CD 28
I used this prop for about 8 years in my CD 28 and it worked great...the only reason I removed it was that I repowered and the Beta Marine engine required a RH prop. There was plenty of clearance.