Quicksilver 8M8027498 Nemesis Aluminum Propeller 13.8 x 11 RH 4-Blade

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Description

Quicksilver Nemesis 13.8 x 11 RH Propeller (8M8027498)

This 4-blade aluminum propeller has a diameter of 13.8 inches, a pitch of 11 inches and right-hand rotation for the manufacturer-listed applications below.

Key Features

  • Four-blade aluminum design
  • High rake angles and added cup
  • Pontoon version for improved holding and lift
  • Protective black finish
  • Separate engine-specific hub kit required

Applications

Pontoon boats with compatible 40-60 HP Command Thrust or larger chart-listed gearcases.

Fitment / Product Details

  • Mercury/Mariner: 40-60 HP CT/BigFoot gearcases, and chart-listed standard 70-140 HP applications: 70 HP (1987-1989), 75 HP (1984 and newer), 80 HP (1978-1989), 90 HP (1978 and newer), 100 HP (1988-1999), 115 HP (1978 and newer), 125 HP (1994 and newer) and 140 HP (1978-1981). Check legacy 650 and 900-1500 models by serial number. The 13.8 x 11 Nemesis is the chart-listed pontoon version.
  • Honda: BF60 BFP large gearcase, 75/90 HP (1995 and newer), and 115/130 HP (1998 and newer). Select the engine/year-specific hub kit; chart references include 835277Q1 and 835279Q2.
  • Suzuki: 15-spline DF70-100 (2009 and newer) and DF115-140 (2002 and newer). Chart kit references include 835283Q1, 835283Q2 and 835283Q03; select by exact model and year.
  • Nissan/Tohatsu: 70C (1996 and newer), 90 HP (1987 and newer), 115 HP (1992 and newer), and 120/140 HP (1988 and newer). Requires separate hub kit 835284Q1.
  • Yamaha: T50 (1996 and newer), 60 HP (1992 and newer), T60 (2003 and newer), 70 HP (1984 and newer), 75 HP (1994-2000), F75 (2003 and newer), chart-listed 80/F80, 85 HP (1991-1997), 90 HP (1984 and newer), F90 (2003 and newer), F100 (2000 and newer), 115 HP (1984 and newer), F115 (2000 and newer), and 130 HP (1984 and newer). Requires separate kit 835272Q1 for 50-100 HP or 835271Q2 for 115/130 HP.
  • Force: 75 HP (1999 and newer), 90/120/150 HP (1995 and newer). Requires separate Flo-Torq II kit 835257Q1.
  • Brand: Quicksilver
  • Series: Nemesis
  • Part Number: 8M8027498
  • Material: Aluminum
  • Blades: 4
  • Diameter: 13.8 inches
  • Pitch: 11 inches
  • Rotation: Right-hand (RH)
  • Spline Application: 15
  • Hub: Compatible hub kit required; sold separately
  • Condition: New
  • UPC: 745061894020

What's Included

One Quicksilver 8M8027498 Nemesis aluminum propeller. Compatible hub kit required; sold separately. Hub and attaching hardware are sold separately. Flo-Torq II or the manufacturer-specified SSR system must match the engine, model year and gearcase. Horsepower alone does not establish compatibility.

Service Notes

Inspect the shaft and hardware before installation. Follow the engine manufacturer's instructions for lubrication, hardware selection and tightening torque. Select pitch to keep full-throttle engine RPM within the specified range under your normal load. Hub and attaching hardware are sold separately. Flo-Torq II or the manufacturer-specified SSR system must match the engine, model year and gearcase. Horsepower alone does not establish compatibility.

Why You Should Buy

The four-blade pontoon design provides holding and lift for chart-listed applications.

Common Applications

Pontoon boats with compatible 40-60 HP Command Thrust or larger chart-listed gearcases. Match diameter, pitch, rotation, gearcase, spline count and hub hardware before ordering.

FAQ

What does 13.8 x 11 RH mean?
Diameter is 13.8 inches, pitch is 11 inches, and rotation is right-hand.

Is a hub included?
Compatible hub kit required; sold separately. Hub and attaching hardware are sold separately. Flo-Torq II or the manufacturer-specified SSR system must match the engine, model year and gearcase. Horsepower alone does not establish compatibility.

How do I confirm fitment?
Match your exact engine/drive model, year, shaft and gearcase to the manufacturer application chart. The total horsepower range covers multiple applications and does not mean every engine in that range fits.

How should I choose pitch?
Use your current propeller and measured full-throttle RPM with the engine manufacturer's recommended range under normal boat load.

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