Turning Point Express® Mach4™ - Right Hand - Stainless Steel Propeller - EX1/EX2-1409-4 - 4-Blade - 14" x 9 Pitch

The Turning Point Express® Mach4™ Right Hand Stainless Steel Propeller (EX1/EX2-1409-4) is a 4-blade marine propeller engineered for recreational and fishing vessels running 40–150 horsepower outboard engines. Built on a swept cleaver design, this 14-inch diameter, 9-pitch propeller delivers the rapid hole shot and superior handling that four-blade designs are recognized for, while maintaining the midrange cruise efficiency and top-end speed expected from modern stainless construction.

Stainless steel construction resists corrosion in saltwater and brackish environments, making this propeller suited for coastal, inlet, and offshore applications where exposure to salt air and spray is routine. The 14" x 9" pitch specification—14 inches of diameter and 9 inches of theoretical forward distance per rotation—positions this prop in the mid-range performance zone: adequate load-carrying capability for loaded fishing boats while maintaining responsive steering and directional control. Weighing 16.05 lbs, it fits the standard mounting profile for compatible EX1 and EX2 outboard engines and integrates with existing installation hardware without modification.

This propeller is ideal for weekend anglers, families, and charter operators who prioritize rapid acceleration off the line, predictable handling in variable sea conditions, and the durability of stainless steel over extended seasons. The four-blade swept design addresses the practical demand for better grip in rough water and loaded conditions without sacrificing fuel economy on plane. Weekend fishermen deploying to reefs, flats, and offshore ledges benefit from the hole shot characteristics; tournament anglers appreciate the precision steering response the blade geometry provides when negotiating tight channel navigation or approaching structure.

Propeller selection depends on engine horsepower, hull design, weight distribution, and intended use. The 14" x 9" configuration represents a balanced pitch: lower pitches (7"–8") sacrifice top speed for stronger acceleration; higher pitches (10"–11") favor cruise and fuel economy but reduce hole shot authority. Consult your engine's owner manual or propeller sizing chart to verify compatibility with your specific outboard model before ordering. Stainless steel propellers cost more than aluminum alternatives but deliver superior corrosion resistance and longevity in salt environments.