Michigan Wheel 993204 Apollo A-Series 4-Blade Stainless Steel Propeller, Right Hand, 14-3/8 x 18 Pitch

The Michigan Wheel 993204 is a 4-blade stainless steel boat propeller from the Apollo A-Series line, built with a right hand rotation, a 14-3/8 inch diameter, and an 18 inch pitch. This propeller is engineered to improve holeshot performance on heavier loads, making it a strong choice for boats that need to get up on plane quickly with extra weight aboard, such as when towing skiers, wakeboarders, or tubers. Its blade geometry is designed to deliver strong bite and acceleration rather than top-end speed alone.

The Apollo 4-Blade propeller is built in stainless steel with a high luster finish for durability and corrosion resistance in marine environments. It is designed for use with the XHS/XHS II hub kit system and is interchangeable with Mercury's Flo-Torq II hub system, though the hub kit itself is sold separately from this propeller. Recommended applications include aluminum consoles, bay boats, walleye boats, offshore singles and duals, sportboat singles and duals, and skiboats, making it a versatile fit across many pleasure and fishing boat platforms that pull or tow in the water.

Specifications

• Brand: Michigan Wheel
• Manufacturer Part Number: 993204
• Series: Apollo A-Series
• Blade Count: 4
• Diameter: 14-3/8 inches
• Pitch: 18 inches
• Rotation: Right Hand (RH)
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Finish: High luster
• Hub Kit: Sold separately; compatible with XHS/XHS II hub kit and interchangeable with Mercury Flo-Torq II hub system
• Weight: 14.3 pounds
• UPC: 014984014809

Fitment

Recommended for aluminum consoles, bay boats, walleye boats, offshore singles and duals, sportboat singles and duals, and skiboats. Requires a compatible XHS/XHS II or Mercury Flo-Torq II hub kit, sold separately.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size is the Michigan Wheel 993204 propeller? The 993204 measures 14-3/8 inches in diameter with an 18 inch pitch, and it is a 4-blade design.

Is the 993204 a left hand or right hand propeller? It is a right hand (RH) rotation propeller, part of the Apollo A-Series line from Michigan Wheel.

What material is the Apollo A-Series 993204 made of? Stainless steel, finished with a high luster surface for corrosion resistance in marine use.

Does the 993204 come with a hub kit? No, the hub kit is sold separately from the 993204 propeller.

What hub kits work with this propeller? The 993204 is designed for the XHS/XHS II hub kit and is also interchangeable with Mercury's Flo-Torq II hub system.

How much does the 993204 propeller weigh? This Michigan Wheel Apollo propeller weighs 14.3 pounds.

What boats is the 993204 recommended for? Recommended applications include aluminum consoles, bay boats, walleye boats, offshore singles and duals, sportboat singles and duals, and skiboats.

Is this propeller good for towing skiers or tubers? Yes, the 4-blade Apollo design is built to improve holeshot on heavier loads, which suits pulling and towing in water sports.

What is the UPC for the Michigan Wheel 993204? The UPC for this propeller is 014984014809.

Why choose a 4-blade propeller like the 993204 over a 3-blade? The 4-blade Apollo A-Series design uses blade geometry aimed at stronger holeshot and load-carrying performance, which benefits boats that tow or run heavier loads compared to a typical 3-blade prop.