Description
Turning Point 4-Blade Propeller 13" x 19" | Boat Supply Store
Elevate the performance of 40-150hp outboard and sterndrive engines with this advanced 4-blade aluminum propeller. Engineered with a proprietary Squeeze Casting process for enhanced strength and reduced blade flex, it delivers an exceptional hole shot crucial for watersports and quickly loading a tri-toon. The 13-inch diameter and 19-inch pitch provide a potent combination for acceleration and load-carrying capability, especially when navigating shallow Texas bays.
Key Features
- Revolutionary Swept Cleaver design optimizes performance
- Unprecedented hole shot for rapid acceleration
- Improved handling for superior boat control
- Excellent rough water stability
- Up to 46% more reverse thrust than comparable designs
- Squeeze Cast for superior strength and reduced flex
- Ultracoat™ powder coated finish for maximum durability
- Large free-flowing exhaust ports for optimal horsepower
Specifications
| Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Rotation | Right Hand |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Number of Blades | 4 |
| Diameter | 13" |
| Pitch | 19" |
| Engine Range | 40-150hp |
| Manufacturing Process | Squeeze Casting |
| Finish | Ultracoat™ |
Who This Is For
Boaters with 40-150hp outboard or sterndrive engines seeking significant performance upgrades, particularly those operating tri-toons, bay boats, or engaging in watersports. This propeller is ideal for applications demanding enhanced acceleration, superior handling, and robust load-carrying capacity.
How It Compares
| Feature | Turning Point 4-Blade Propeller 13" x 19" | Competitor |
|---|---|---|
| Manufacturing Process | Squeeze Casting | Die-Cast |
| Blade Stiffness | High | Typically less capable |
| Finish Durability | Ultracoat™ Powder Coating | Paint/Coating |
| Exhaust Flow Area | 40% more than competitive product | Typically less capable |
| Reverse Thrust | Up to 46% more | Typically less capable |
Common Concerns Answered
Will this propeller require a hub kit?
Yes, this propeller requires a hub kit for installation, which is sold separately and must be selected based on your specific engine model to ensure proper fitment and performance.
Is the top-end speed affected by this 4-blade design?
While some users report a minor reduction in top-end speed compared to a perfectly matched 3-blade, this is typically a trade-off for the significant gains in hole shot, handling, and load-carrying capabilities that this 4-blade propeller offers.
Customers praise the hole shot and handling, but are there any performance drawbacks?
The primary advantages of this propeller lie in its exceptional hole shot and handling, which are highly valued by boaters for watersports and improved maneuverability. While a slight decrease in top-end speed is occasionally noted, it is generally outweighed by the substantial improvements in acceleration and stability.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the primary benefit of the Turning Point Hustler LE1/LE2-1319-4 propeller?
The primary benefit is its superior hole shot and improved handling, coupled with excellent rough water stability, providing a significant performance upgrade for compatible engines.
What type of boat applications is the Turning Point Hustler LE1/LE2-1319-4 propeller best suited for?
It is best suited for 40-150hp outboard or sterndrive boats used for watersports, bay boating, and tri-toons that require enhanced acceleration and load-carrying capabilities.
How does the Squeeze Casting manufacturing process benefit this propeller?
Squeeze Casting creates a denser aluminum structure, resulting in added strength, reduced blade flex, and improved durability compared to traditional die-cast propellers.
What is Ultracoat™ powder coating and why is it important for this propeller?
Ultracoat™ is a durable powder coating that provides superior protection against corrosion and abrasion, extending the lifespan and maintaining the aesthetic integrity of the propeller.
What is the difference between this 4-blade propeller and a 3-blade propeller?
A 4-blade propeller generally offers superior hole shot, better acceleration, and improved load-carrying capacity compared to a 3-blade propeller, often at the slight expense of top-end speed.
