Product Overview
14R19Al Black Cupped
Upgrade your Yamaha sterndrive's performance with the Michigan Wheel 14R19Al Black Cupped propeller. This robust aluminum prop, meticulously engineered for Yamaha engines from 150-300 HP (1984 and newer), delivers superior performance and durability at a fraction of the cost of OEM options. Experience enhanced acceleration, improved handling, and reduced risk of lower unit damage thanks to its innovative rubber hub bushing design. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a weekend warrior, the Michigan Wheel 14R19Al is your key to unlocking peak performance on the water.
Key Features
- **Perfect Yamaha Compatibility:** Designed specifically for Yamaha sterndrives with a 4 3/4" gearcase, thru-hub exhaust, and 15-tooth spline (150-300 HP, 1984 and newer).
- **Enhanced Performance:** Experience improved acceleration, fuel efficiency, and overall handling compared to standard propellers.
- **Durable Aluminum Construction:** Built to withstand the rigors of marine environments, ensuring long-lasting performance.
- **Shock-Absorbing Rubber Hub Bushing:** Reduces stress on your lower unit by absorbing impact and allowing the prop to spin free during significant impacts.
- **Cost-Effective Solution:** A high-quality alternative to expensive OEM propellers without compromising performance.
- **Versatile Application:** Ideal for a wide range of boats, from inflatables and aluminum consoles to walleye boats, offshore singles, pontoons, ski boats, family cruisers, workboats, and houseboats.
- **Easy Installation:** Replaces Yamaha "M" or "T" series propellers with ease.
Specifications
The Captain's Take
As a captain with years of experience, I've seen firsthand the difference a quality propeller makes. The Michigan Wheel 14R19Al is a game-changer. It's not just about the performance boost – it's the peace of mind knowing that the rubber hub bushing protects my lower unit. This prop is a must-have for any Yamaha sterndrive owner looking for reliable, top-notch performance without breaking the bank. It's my go-to recommendation for both primary use and as a spare.
