NewportNewport Replacement Trolling Motor Prop for 36lb Motors

I recently purchased the Newport Replacement Trolling Motor 2 Blade Prop for my 62lb trolling motor, and I cannot sing enough praises about its performance! Installing the prop was a breeze—it fit perfectly and securely onto my motor.Once I hit the water, I immediately noticed enhanced efficiency. The two-blade design provides impressive thrust while keeping the noise to a minimum. I could glide smoothly across the lake without disturbing a ripple. The old prop had some wear, but this upgrade has made my fishing excursions so much more enjoyable.I particularly appreciated how responsive my motor felt with the new prop attached. It significantly reduced drag, allowing my boat to maneuver quickly and effortlessly through tight spots. Whether I’m casting for hours or simply cruising around with family, the stability and control this prop provides are fantastic.Not only is this an excellent product for the price, but the durability of the material also seems outstanding. I’ve used it multiple times and have yet to see any signs of wear and tear. If you're looking to rejuvenate your trolling motor’s performance, I highly recommend the Newport Trolling Motor 2 Blade Prop. It's a game-changer that delivers everything it promises—and more!

I received my replacement prop in less than 24 hours. That was amazing!. Thanks Amazon.. It fit perfectly. Exactly like the original prop that accidentally broke (my fault). Thanks Newport Vessel.Jim from Southwest Florida

Works well

Loved the product and delivered on time. Convience of shopping online. No stress. Great value

I like the ease of use for my electric trolling motor. It fits through my Old Town PDL drive port. The Newport Vessels trolling motor came stock with a three blade propeller, which doesn't easily drop under the kayak at the center drive portal. The two blade propeller solved the problem.

Perfect fit on my generic Chinese trolling motor.

can't really rate this because i bought it as a back up to my new trolling motor, it seems to be the same as the one that's on my new trolling motor so i guess it would be real real nice like

I made a big mistake by transporting my trolling motor in the back of a pick-up on a bumpy road. The result was that one of the fins of the propeller broke off. Trolling a high mountain lake for trout with a two fin propeller designed for 3 was not what one would call efficient.Once home I epoxied the fin back on the propeller but with a bit of extra weight there was still vibration my next trip out. Time to shop for a replacement and I found this Newport propeller and ordered it. It arrived promptly and I was surprised that it came with washer, nut, pin and a little wrench.Today, on a high mountain lake in Colorado, we trolled for trout catching 6 stockers that we released and there was virtually no vibration in the propeller and motor. (The old fixed one is on-hand in an emergency.)But I did learn a lesson.