Murphy's Propeller Shop

David A said:

My 16 year old High Five 5-bladed stainless steel prop was in pretty poor shape. The local boat repair shop that I trust and do business with said that Murphy's was the only place he would recommend that I send it to, he said that they do great work. So I sent it to Murphy's, not expecting it to be anywhere near perfect, since it was in bad shape. When I got it back and opened the box I couldn't believe my eyes. I thought they had sent me a brand new prop by mistake. After some very close scrutiny it was my prop, but it sure looked brand new. Then when I put it on the boat and took a test drive, it performed better than it did when it was new. And I thought the price was very reasonable. I will never send another prop any where else.

Ross A said:

I bought a Panga two years ago and found out I needed a different prop. I went to Murphy's and told them what I had and left out of there in minutes with the exact prop I needed for a real reasonable price. We've had the crappiest spring ever and as the first nice weekend finally is upon us, my kid comes to dinner and gives me a kind of by the way...the hub was spun on the prop. I ran it down to Murphy's thinking I may not even have it by memorial day..shoot the guy at the counter asked if I wanted to wait and then in fifteen minutes and fifty bucks later I was finished and headed back to the boat. Good save Murphy's.. I'll be back