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Hi Everyone, I found this really cool prop. I think it is from a Watercraft from some time ago. The last pic I have are the only marks that I can find on this and sorry pic is a bit hard to see. but it marked in the wood 72 L X L 36 16827.
So, if anyone knows ANYTHING about this, please Tell :)
Thanks so much,
Tina
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Looks like an airboat propellor. The first set of numbers are the diameter X pitch.
72L X L 36". The other set of numbers is probably the serial number or product number. The two most common manufacturers are Sensenich and Banks-Maxwell. You can probably check those two companies web sites for the age.