[elsillo]

unfortunately had some stuff come up and delayed getting the skiffs out this weekend. Hopefully really soon. I’ll definitely report back when I get some numbers. I’m running an atlas micro jackplate and a cav plate. Talked to Jack and he said that’s the only way I would maximize the props performance so take that for what it’s worth. Those are pretty good numbers with the stock prop. What type setup are you running? Mine is a tiller with the coffin box console so should be similar weight as your wheel setup.

Any updates on your setup?

 

[elsillo]

Have anyone of you tried the PowerTech SWC3R13P on this motor and compared it to the Foreman prop? I am in a bend whether I should buy the PT for $280 or really have to spend $650 for the Foreman. I'm looking for better holeshot on the tohatsu 50hp.

 

[elsillo]

I have not tried the pt wheel.

Jack has a prop perfectly suited for the Tohatsu 50! He has been working on it for sometime he said and just about has it “perfect”! Holeshot, shallow bite, top end...what more could you want?

I personally would rather spend the $ and know for sure what I am getting....imho. Nothing against pt wheels but they are just NOT the same. That pretty chrome finish is for shelf props......jacks are 100% built for performance.

Redfisher

I understand and have read thru many threads about Jack Foremans props, just wanted to hear if anyone had compared it to the PT SWC. I already talked to Jack himself and he has the tohatsu 50 prop ready to be mailed out as he mentioned he has many in stock. Just wanted to see if someone had a review comparing it to the SWC,

Thanks,

 

[elsillo]

Six hundred and fifty American dollars? Good grief. No doubt he builds world class stuff but that's a mighty specialized piece of equipment. I guess it would depend on where you live? We don't have the landscape in Louisiana to require that kind of prop.

Well he quoted me $550, plus sales tax plus shipping. I live in South Texas so shipping is $10 so its around $605 USD. Still thats why I was interested being the PT is $280! But the crowd has spoken I will give the Foreman a try.