Michigan Wheel Apollo A-Series Stainless Steel 4-Blade Boat Propeller, 14" to 14-3/8" Diameter

The Michigan Wheel Apollo A-Series is a stainless steel 4-blade propeller engineered to deliver strong holeshot and mid-range acceleration for aluminum consoles, bay boats, walleye boats, and offshore or sport boats running single or dual outboard setups. Built from cast stainless steel, the Apollo A-Series holds its pitch and blade geometry under load far better than an aluminum wheel, resists cupping and corrosion, and is finished with a brushed, high-luster surface. Each propeller in this line uses the XHS/XHS II hub kit system, which is interchangeable with the Mercury Flo-Torq II hub system, so it drops into a wide range of outboard drives once the correct hub kit is fitted. The 4-blade design trades a small amount of top-end speed for improved bow lift, smoother low-speed handling, and better grip when pushing heavier loads, making it a popular upgrade for boats that spend time loaded down with fuel, gear, and passengers.

Specifications

• Brand: Michigan Wheel
• Product Line: Apollo A-Series
• Blade Count: 4
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Finish: Brushed, high luster
• Rotation: Right Hand
• Hub System: XHS/XHS II hub kit compatible; interchangeable with Mercury Flo-Torq II hub system (hub kit sold separately)
• Warranty: 1-year limited warranty

Sizes & Options

This propeller line is available in two diameter and pitch combinations. The 14" x 22" (993206) is suited to lighter, faster-planing setups or engines that need a taller pitch to reach proper WOT RPM, while the 14-3/8" x 15" (993042) uses a larger diameter with a shorter pitch for stronger low-speed thrust and holeshot on heavier boats. Match diameter and pitch to your engine's recommended WOT RPM range and typical load; if you are unsure which combination fits your boat, check your outboard's specifications or consult a Michigan Wheel dealer before ordering, since propeller selection affects engine RPM, fuel economy, and top speed. A hub kit matched to your specific outboard drive must be purchased separately for either option.