Honda 90 Hp Props

[RainyEye]

Just wrecked my OEM Honda 90 aluminum prop. I have heard that maybe a Mercury prop would work,but have no idea of how, what kind and where to order a new prop and would appreciate any help you could offer.Thanks.

[Surface Tension]

Take the prop off and you'll see numbers on the side or end. That is the pitch and diameter. There could also be an OEM number.
What are they

[RainyEye]

The numbers are: 46-77344-C1 17 L

[Surface Tension]

I didn't get any where with my references.
What year and horsepower

[marine_man]

That looks like a Honda part number.. and I think it's a 17 pitch prop. If I remember right a mercury prop will work on these... but no guarantees. Call a dealer.. they'll know for sure.

Good Luck!

marine_man

[kjgmh]

If the first sett of numbers is a 48 that is a Mercury prop already. And yes it is a 17" pitch prop. I have good luck with Hustler props. The hub and blade housing are 2 seperate pieces. The price is $130 for hub and blade and to replace blades is only $70.

[Surface Tension]

A merc prop will fit but unless you have a few props to test Its a crap shoot. Plus it may take a different thrust washer.

I was also thinking the first 2 numbers my be wrong. So year and HP would help. You can always go to a Honda Dealer and buy a prop but its nice to compare prices.

[RainyEye]

It's a Honda 90 hp ,1998, on a console steering Alumacraft Trophy 165

[Surface Tension]

Propco.
Pitch & Diameter 13 1/2 x 17.
Part#LM58-17SP.
$105.
aluminum.
Nearest OEM match 48-77344A4.

[RainyEye]

Thanks,guys,for the input! This site is really great for getting helpful information.