Michigan Wheel Apollo 993216 4-Blade Stainless Steel Propeller, 14 Inch Diameter x 22 Inch Pitch, Left Hand

Michigan Wheel Apollo 993216 4-Blade Stainless Steel Propeller, 14 Inch Diameter x 22 Inch Pitch, Left Hand

$492.07
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Michigan Wheel Apollo 993216 4-Blade Stainless Steel Propeller, 14 Inch Diameter x 22 Inch Pitch, Left Hand

Michigan Wheel Apollo 993216 4-Blade Stainless Steel Propeller, 14 Inch Diameter x 22 Inch Pitch, Left Hand

$492.07

The Michigan Wheel Apollo 993216 is a 4-blade stainless steel propeller from the Apollo A-Series line, sized at 14 inch diameter x 22 inch pitch with left hand rotation. It is built to improve holeshot on heavier loads and is well suited to pulling and towing in water sports, where extra bite off the line matters more than top-end speed. The four-blade design gives a high performance blade geometry paired with a brushed, high luster stainless steel finish that resists corrosion in marine environments better than aluminum alternatives.

This propeller is recommended for aluminum consoles, bay boats, walleye boats, offshore singles and duals, sportboat singles and duals, and skiboats, covering a wide range of single and dual-engine setups. It is engineered for use with an XHS or XHS II hub kit and is interchangeable with Mercury's Flo-Torq II hub system, giving owners flexibility in hub kit sourcing. The hub kit is sold separately and is not included with the propeller. At 14.3 pounds and measuring 15.5 x 16 x 8 inches as packaged, it is sized for outboard and sterndrive applications calling for a 14 inch stainless steel wheel.

Specifications

  • Brand: Michigan Wheel
  • Manufacturer Part Number: 993216
  • Product Line: Apollo A-Series
  • Blade Count: 4
  • Diameter: 14 inches
  • Pitch: 22 inches
  • Rotation: Left Hand
  • Material: Stainless Steel
  • Finish: Brushed
  • Weight: 14.3 pounds
  • Product Dimensions: 15.5 x 16 x 8 inches
  • Hub Kit: Sold separately; compatible with XHS/XHS II hub kits and Mercury Flo-Torq II hub system
  • Recommended Applications: Aluminum consoles, bay boats, walleye boats, offshore singles and duals, sportboat singles and duals, skiboats
  • UPC: 014984014878

Fitment

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

Replaces (OEM)

No OEM cross-reference numbers are listed for this part number.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size is the Michigan Wheel Apollo 993216 propeller? The 993216 measures 14 inches in diameter with a 22 inch pitch, and it is a left hand rotation propeller.

Is this a 3-blade or 4-blade propeller? The Apollo 993216 is a 4-blade stainless steel propeller, designed for improved holeshot on heavier loads compared to a lower blade count.

What boats is the 993216 propeller recommended for? Michigan Wheel recommends the Apollo 993216 for aluminum consoles, bay boats, walleye boats, offshore singles and duals, sportboat singles and duals, and skiboats.

Does the 993216 come with a hub kit? No, the hub kit is sold separately from the Apollo 993216 propeller. It is designed to work with an XHS or XHS II hub kit.

Will a Mercury Flo-Torq II hub kit work with this propeller? Yes, the Apollo 993216 is interchangeable with Mercury's Flo-Torq II hub system in addition to the XHS and XHS II hub kits.

What material is the 993216 propeller made of? It is made of stainless steel with a brushed, high luster finish, which holds up better against corrosion than aluminum propellers in saltwater and freshwater use.

How much does the Apollo 993216 propeller weigh? The Michigan Wheel Apollo 993216 weighs 14.3 pounds.

What are the packaged dimensions of the 993216? The Apollo 993216 propeller ships in a package measuring 15.5 x 16 x 8 inches.

Is the Apollo 993216 a left hand or right hand propeller? The 993216 is a left hand rotation propeller; buyers needing right hand rotation should confirm they are ordering the correct part number for their drive.

What is the benefit of the 4-blade design on this propeller? The 4-blade design on the Apollo 993216 improves holeshot on heavier loads and is well suited to pulling or towing in water sports, where quick acceleration matters.

Is the Michigan Wheel Apollo 993216 a genuine manufacturer part? Yes, the 993216 is a genuine Michigan Wheel part in the Apollo A-Series line, not a generic aftermarket reproduction.

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