Prop repair in the Delta/ Bay Area

(deltawake) · (deltawake) **Join Date: Sep 2004** 12-04-2006, 8:43 AM

Can anyone recommend a prop repair service in the Delta/ Bay area. I can take it to my dealer, but is there any saving by skipping the middleman?

(bvdievent) · (bvdievent) **Join Date: Nov 2005** 12-04-2006, 9:06 AM

I got mine fixed thru the old ski world, now NorCal Mastercraft of Pleaston. They ship it out to RTK Propeller Technologies LLC in San Ramon. They did a great job on a repair/repitch and had a great price. I think I paid 120 for a repair and repitch.

RTK Propeller Technologies LLC
536 Lewelling Blvd-Bldg I
San Leandro, CA 94579

(510) 357-3480

(keith2002) · (keith2002) **Join Date: Apr 2006** 12-04-2006, 9:42 AM

Kevin's Prop Shop in Antioch.

(deltaboarder) · (deltaboarder) **Join Date: Jan 2005** 12-04-2006, 11:25 AM

Discovery bay chandlery at the marina, it is run by the same people that own (or used to) the marine place at 4 and Bixler. They charged me 50 or 100 to fix our prop and true it as good as new. Mine is brass, im not sure about a stainless prop

(boarditup) · (boarditup) **Join Date: Jan 2004** 12-04-2006, 2:40 PM

Holland Propleller in Holland, MI. A bit more expensive, but they have the good scanning technology and have the artistry to get it right. Most of the go-fast boat drivers use them as well.

DRA 12-04-2006, 3:33 PM

Prop-R-Repair Located at Russo's Marina on Bethel Island. Dave does great work and is probably the cheapest around. Under $100 to have a prop repaired. Kevin's Prop shop is also a great shop and does awsome work.

(bftskir) · (bftskir) **Join Date: Jan 2004** 12-05-2006, 2:42 PM

There is also www.wilmingtonprop.com
They are very good just ship it down there.

DRA 12-05-2006, 3:39 PM

Support your local shops.

(breakz77) · (breakz77) **Join Date: Mar 2003** 12-05-2006, 4:41 PM

I'll second Kevins Prop Shop in Antioch

ejojprop 12-06-2006, 3:54 AM

Kevin's, 800-780-7767, is the place to go in your area.

(wakejunky) · (wakejunky) **Join Date: Apr 2002** 12-06-2006, 6:32 AM

Depends on what type of work you want done. I know these guys in Rancho have a prop scan machine, which most repair shops do not. They can get every blade to the exact specs; pitch, cup etc that you specify. They're expensive but, you get what you pay for in my book.
http://www.thomasmarinepropeller.com/work.html

Chris
Get the Grip you Deserve
www.wakejunky.com

(deltawake) · (deltawake) **Join Date: Sep 2004** 12-06-2006, 9:26 PM

Thanks for the advice.