Propeller Cotter Pin 4pk APIN - Solas

This item popped up as a recommended part when purchasing a prop. It's too thin compared to the OEM pin.

I have a 1967 Boston 13.4 Super Sport with a Nissan NSFA 30 H.P. Fuel Injected, Four Stroke Outboard. Upgraded to the Solas 10” x 11 Degree 3-Blade S.S. propeller from a 9.9 x 10 Degree aluminum propeller. Definite improvement in hole shot power to plane, but a noticeable slight loss in top end speed from the aluminum propeller. All in all better, easier to pull people on an inner tube. Installation was easy, did it while boat was in the water. The S.S. Solas propeller looks great, good quality and fit perfectly. Hope to have many years with this new propeller. Thank you!

iboats made a lifelong customer today.

Good right piece

I don't believe this product will hold up to its job. Too small and thin.

These are definitely not the cotter pins that fit the propeller shaft of my Honda BF20. I will look elsewhere to find them. My shop manual says to use 3mm cotter pins. That is what is in the shaft now. These pins are closer to 2mm.

Fit perfectly

Cotter pins worked great great value

Cotter pins are too small for prop bought at the same time. Had to use old cotter pin. I boats needs to match cotter pins to prop purchased!

Good quality part at a low price

Fast shipping!

The pins linked to the 10x10 prop ordered for my 30 hp Nissan did not fit. The pins were only 1? long while advertised at 1 1/8" (which would still be short. Original was 1 1/2") Would not order again.

I've used a lot of cotter pins in my life for all different kinds of applications. I have never been so impressed with the quality of craftsmanship. These are nothing like the cotter pins I am accustomed to using. After using them when replacing my propeller I ordered several more packs of them to replace all of my old cotter pins on my other projects. It slides through holes with absolutely no problem. Once through it is able to be bent to keep it, and the other objects, in place. It is hard enough to bend that you have the satisfaction in knowing that it will not straighten itself out on its own. It is easy enough to bend that you will believe that it is soft enough that it will not just break into two pieces. I'm no self-proclaimed 'cotter pin connoisseur' but I will say that in all my years of working daily with cotter pins that I have never been so pleased.

Took too long to receive my order, over 5 weeks, and it was missing parts that I was charged for.

I cannot rate this because I didn't notice it poorly mixed in with the shipping material. It was likely shipped with the propeller I ordered, but I didn't notice it and threw away the shipping material.

It's a cotter pin, but always good to have in your box of spare parts.

Runs great. We rebuild a '65 16ft Boston Whaler for fishing the bay 2 pedestal seats with a 30hp till mount motor. We wanted a stainless prop for the extra efficiency the local shops wanted $277~$320. iboats saved the day! $165.00! We're fishing all day on 3 gallons of gas, and with out the space/weight of a console the boat actually has room and is efficient. Happy customer.

The item purchased was fine and as adverised. More important was the service which was excellent. Starting with the site which was easy to shop and the follow-up information. What really impressed was that I got delivery in 5 business days to Canada, even though customs inspected the package, which would hold it up. Altogether a very good ecperience.

These pins were too small for my application. They were ordered along with a thrust washer and spacer as well as the castle nut I bought as "backup" in case I dropped a piece in the water. Even though the pins were parts of a recommended set they are definitely too small. I found the correct stainless pins for .20 cents each at a local Marine Store.

There is nothing - absolutely nothing - half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats. -Kenneth Graham

delivered incredibly fast.