What sizes does the Michigan Wheel Apollo Series come in?

This line spans a 10-3/8 to 14-5/8 inch diameter range with pitches from 12 to 16 inches, across 3-blade Apollo D-Series and 4-blade Apollo A-Series models.

How do I pick the right propeller size for my boat?

Match diameter and pitch to your boat's weight, hull type, and engine horsepower, and check that your engine reaches its recommended wide-open-throttle RPM range with the prop installed; heavier boats generally do better with the 4-blade Apollo A-Series.

What is the difference between the D-Series and A-Series propellers?

The D-Series is a 3-blade design tuned for acceleration and top speed on lighter boats, while the A-Series is a 4-blade design that delivers stronger low-speed bite and smoother handling on larger, heavier boats.

Are these propellers left-hand or right-hand rotation?

All propellers in this Apollo Series line are right-hand (RH) rotation.

What hub system do these propellers use?

They use Michigan Wheel's XHS/XHS II hub system, which is interchangeable with the Mercury Flo-Torq II hub system.

What material are the Apollo Series propellers made from?

They are made from highly polished stainless steel, which resists corrosion and handles higher loads better than aluminum.

What boats are these propellers recommended for?

Michigan Wheel recommends this line for inflatables, aluminum consoles, bass boats, flat boats, sport boat singles and duals, and larger sterndrive or outboard boats depending on the diameter and blade count chosen.

Does a higher pitch mean a higher top speed?

Generally yes, a higher pitch moves more water per revolution and can raise top speed, but only if your engine has enough horsepower to maintain proper RPM under load.

Is there a warranty on these propellers?

Yes, each propeller in this line carries a 1-year limited warranty from Michigan Wheel.

Michigan Wheel Apollo Series Stainless Props | 3 & 4-Blade

Michigan Wheel Apollo Series Stainless Steel Propellers - 3-Blade & 4-Blade, 10-3/8" to 14-5/8" Diameter, RH

$500.68

Blade Count 3-Blade (Apollo D-Series) 4-Blade (Apollo A-Series)

Size (Diameter x Pitch) 10-3/4" x 12" 10-3/8" x 14" 14-5/8" x 16"

The Michigan Wheel Apollo Series brings highly polished stainless steel construction to a range of outboard and sterndrive applications, from lightweight bass boats and inflatables up to larger sport boat singles and duals. Built on Michigan Wheel's proven XHS/XHS II hub system, these propellers are interchangeable with the Mercury Flo-Torq II hub system, giving you flexibility when matching a prop to your existing rigging. Every Apollo propeller in this line is right-hand (RH) rotation and finished to resist corrosion, cavitation, and the wear that comes from constant saltwater and freshwater use. Choose between the Apollo D-Series 3-blade design for balanced acceleration and top-end speed, or step up to the Apollo A-Series 4-blade design for stronger low-speed bite, smoother handling, and better hole shot on heavier boats.

Specifications

Brand: Michigan Wheel
Product Line: Apollo Series (D-Series and A-Series)
Material: Highly polished stainless steel
Rotation: Right Hand (RH)
Hub System: XHS/XHS II, interchangeable with Mercury Flo-Torq II
Fit Type: Universal fit
Blade Counts Available: 3-blade and 4-blade
Diameter Range: 10-3/8 inches to 14-5/8 inches
Pitch Range: 12 inches to 16 inches
Warranty: 1-year limited warranty

Sizes & Options

This propeller line is sold as individual models rather than a single interchangeable size run, so match the diameter, pitch, and blade count to your boat and engine before ordering. The two Apollo D-Series 3-blade options (10-3/4" x 12" and 10-3/8" x 14") suit smaller, lighter, faster-planing boats where top speed and quick acceleration matter most; the higher-pitch 14" option trades a bit of hole shot for a higher cruising speed on engines with sufficient horsepower. The Apollo A-Series 4-blade option (14-5/8" x 16") is built for larger, heavier boats that need stronger bow lift, better low-end torque, and steadier handling at cruising speed. If you are unsure which pitch or blade count fits your engine and hull, check your engine manufacturer's recommended WOT (wide-open throttle) RPM range against your current prop's performance before switching.

Michigan Wheel Apollo Series Stainless Steel Propellers - 3-Blade & 4-Blade, 10-3/8" to 14-5/8" Diameter, RH

Specifications

Sizes & Options

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