Can stay on plane at lower speeds, more lift at the stern, better throttle response in rough water.
If you're running too many rpms with your current pitch 3 blade, then the same pitch in a 4 blade would be just right.
Good article on the subject:
Which is Better: 4 Blades or 3 Blades?
I've had really good luck with the Solas Amita props that come with a pressed-in hub, a ready to use package for less than $100. I've had various sizes on various boats over the years. Like I said, I'm a big believer that smaller aluminum boats with smaller engines in the 40 to 60 hp range need a 4 blade for great overall performance and fuel economy.
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