I need a prop for a Minn-Kota 65 trolling motor

cbntmkr	Looking for an older style prop for the Minn-Kota 65 elec. trolling motor. Anyone know where to find this discontinued prop or after market. It fits on 3/8" shaft with a cotter pin to hold it on.	2002-07-15
Bob_VT	E-bay has a lot of parts on it. Check there. Bob	2002-07-15
dymo	Scooter, here's a site to look up Minn Kota dealers in your area. I found atleast 10 in the Winnipeg area. Good luck. http://www.minnkotamotors.com/dealer.asp	2002-07-16
dicktaber	Hi-- I had a 365 Minn Kota (23# thrust, 4spd) that took a white slip-on prop with a cotter pin thru it. Found one at a local guy thru the Minn Kota website, found a spare on eBay--less than $10 each. Two different sizes, relatively interchangeable (light mods required on one; can't recall which) but I believe the P/N's were 206110 and 205110. If I recall correctly the 206110 was about 9" diameter, the 205110 about 8" diameter and the mounting hole on the 205110 was a hair smaller (just drilled it out with a 3/8" drill). Hope this helps. Regards, Rich	2002-07-16
cbntmkr	Hey Guys, Thank you for all the help, I found a prop through a local distributer that I found on the link snet by DYMO (thanks). It is a discontinued prop but Minn-Kota still has stock. It may take a week or so to get but I got one. Keep up the good word. Scooter.	2002-07-17
dicktaber	Hint--now that you've found them, buy a spare! They break easily (don't ask me how I know). A bow mounted Minn Kota is great for maneuvering in the docking area, esp if crowded. That boat and motor are gone (2-ft fever), but I'm missing that Minn Kota and looking for another...	2002-07-20
RickM	You might also try Sears. They used to sell that motor, and they may still have parts in stock. They will need model number of motor.	2002-07-23
harrison20002	Scooter; Last Fall I too, needed a prop for a 65. I sent the measurements to Bass Pro Shops and they sent me a 65T. $16.99, couldn't even pay the shipping for that. SPARE? By all means. Happy Boating, Hal	2002-07-29

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