Old prop ID

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Picked this up at a flea market only because I thought it was unusual. Diameter is about 8 inches. It’s pretty thin aluminum and it seems to be from a small old motor. I don’t know what small motors used a three blade prop.

[Anonymous]

Look very closely at the inside of the hub on the circular flat area separated by the shear pin slot for the letters and numbers code. Find the code and I will look up the application .

[outbdnut2]

Champion 4LHD models (7.9 or 8.5 HP depending on year) came with a small diameter 3 blade prop that looks a lot like that. Hard to tell for sure from the photos. I have a couple and I can take a couple pics for comparison if I can find where I put them.
Dave

[Anonymous]

This is a Johnson Motors prop.

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I don’t think there are any numbers on it but I’ll take another look tomorrow.

[Anonymous]

I can make out the letter A.

[lyks2tinkr]

Looks like a prop on 2 of my motors. 1 is a 37 Johnson 110 and the other is a 1940 Champion D2D Playboy.

[kees]

quote XR55:

This is a Johnson Motors prop.

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FWIW
no Johnson prop
checked my models and the 3-blads props on my Johnsons
are not even close with this one.
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[outbdnut2]

Below are photos of a Champion prop from a model 4LHD that I mentioned earlier. Comparing, it is a bit different than yours, the main thing being that the slot for the shear pin is recessed on yours.
Dave

[kees]

quote outbdnut2:

Below are photos of a Champion prop from a model 4LHD that I mentioned earlier. Comparing, it is a bit different than yours, the main thing being that the slot for the shear pin is recessed on yours.
Dave
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this one is " ANTI clockwise " or a left rotating prop.
so this is a NO, I guess
I have a Champion with a "clockwise " prop, will check tomorrow
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