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Propellers for sale

Propellers turn up here as spares, take-offs, and upgrades, and matching one to your motor is the cheapest way to change how a boat runs. On Buoy List you will find aluminum and stainless props from owners who repropped or sold the boat. Match diameter, pitch, and rotation, inspect for repairs, and keep a spare aboard so a dinged prop never ends your day.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a used propeller cost?

Used aluminum props often sell for 30 to 120 dollars and stainless props for 150 to 500 dollars, well below new. A sound stainless prop is a real bargain on the used market.

How do I match a used prop to my boat?

Match diameter, pitch, and rotation to your motor, and confirm the prop fits your gearcase and spline. Use pitch to tune: lower pitch for hole shot and load, higher pitch for top speed. Share your motor model and current prop with the seller if you are unsure.

What should I inspect on a used prop?

Check the blades for dings, bends, and cracks, look for past weld repairs, and inspect the hub for spun or damaged splines. Minor dings recondition fine, but cracks or a spun hub are dealbreakers. Keeping a sound spare prop aboard means a dinged prop never ends your day.