Noticed on my prop some spots with bare metal. 2 blades have the spot in about the same place. I definitely have not hit anything and there are no other marks anywhere on the prop. This is on a Merc 60hp fourstroke. Prop is not even a year old. Seems like that could affect performance since it is on the thrust face of the prop. Is this a manufacturing defect?
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2022 Lowe Stinger 175C - Mercury 60hp Fourstroke
Garmin Force
Garmin 102sv at console
Garmin 102sv and 73sv on stowaway mount on the bow
Livescope
Cavitation burn...
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Is something about my set up causing excess cavitation?Originally Posted by 21XDC
2022 Lowe Stinger 175C - Mercury 60hp Fourstroke
Garmin Force
Garmin 102sv at console
Garmin 102sv and 73sv on stowaway mount on the bow
Livescope
Could be the way the water comes off of your hull, or lower unit, or propeller design. I wouldn’t worry about it at all.
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