Quick Tip: How to Swap Your Prop

This step by step how-to-video will walk you through how to remove your old or existing prop, and replace it with your new prop, so so you can get back on the water!
Read the complete article on the Mercury Marine Dockline blog: bit.ly/31zpw94
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[@jhillestad]

no grease ?

[@jhillestad]

@@kikihugo8280 is that special to certain motors ? I see videos of people greasing.... asking because I do not know much about boat motors and if I change prop should it be greased ? thanks

[@pabloferreyra4685]

locknut size? Mercury 150 hp 4 strokes

[@MercuryMarine]

Hey Pablo! The nut requires a 1-1/16" socket to remove. If you need a replacement propeller nut, the part number is 8M0056234. Many people carry a floating propeller wrench in their boat in case they need to change propellers while out on the water. The part number for one of these is 859046M4. We hope this helps!

[@Fishin4truth]

I can't get my nut to budge on 250 pro xs 2021...I haven't seen any lock washer tabs or anything in it....any advice

[@winklers12]

My prop moves forward and back is this normal?

[@Droow-d2g]

TONY WINKLER they usually do, a small amount.

[@Jesse-jc4vv]

I was looking for this comment

[@richardhemingway9773]

lol I was going to ask the same thing, thank you. if you stumble back across this, I assume it's moving back and forth on the drive sleeve adapter since everything else is or should be held tight by the 50ft lbs I put on the nut