Here’s how Mercury propellers are born
Categories: Accessories
10 Febbraio 2015
We get into the Mercury headquarters in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin (USA). Here’s where the renowned outboards and propellers are built. In the video, the first step in a prop’s life: the foundry.
Choosing the right propeller is the only way to maximize performance and acceleration on your boat. Mercury Marine produces a wide range of props: aluminum or steel, for pleasure navigation or racing, with three, four or five blades.
Thanks to the Flo-Torq II kit, it possible to couple Mercury Marine propellers to most marine engines. It doesn’t matter the brand or the model, there’s will always be the chance to match it with the right unit. How? Thanks to the prop selector, a tool available on the Mercury Marine website which allows to narrow the options and find in a few simple steps the best blades for your boat.
Choosing the right propeller is the only way to maximize performance and acceleration on your boat. Mercury Marine produces a wide range of props: aluminum or steel, for pleasure navigation or racing, with three, four or five blades.
Thanks to the Flo-Torq II kit, it possible to couple Mercury Marine propellers to most marine engines. It doesn’t matter the brand or the model, there’s will always be the chance to match it with the right unit. How? Thanks to the prop selector, a tool available on the Mercury Marine website which allows to narrow the options and find in a few simple steps the best blades for your boat.
Claudio Russo
Inizia nella nautica, che poi lascia per fare esperienze in vari altri settori della comunicazione. Diventa giornalista e passa nella sfera dello sport, dove ha partecipato anche alla realizzazione di alcuni fra i primi siti d'informazione in ambito calcistico e delle Olimpiadi di Sydney 2000. Nel 2002 torna nella nautica come caporedattore di un mensile fino alla nuova sfida raccolta nel 2013 con BoatMag.
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