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Are Minn Kota Props Universal? Minn Kota Prop Compatibility Chart

By: Author Sarah Hood

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are minn kota props universal

Whether it’s time to replace your propeller or you’re looking to buy a spare, making sure you get the right one is important.

If you’ve got a Minn Kota trolling motor, you probably know you will need a Minn Kota prop. But Minn Kota has a lot of different props, you’ve noticed. Does it matter which one you buy? Aren’t they all the same?

Keep reading to learn more about Minn Kota props and to make sure you get the right one for your trolling motor.

Are Minn Kota Props Universal?

Minn Kota Mkp-37 Replacement Power Prop

Minn Kota currently offers props in the following categories:

  • Pre-1994 Props
  • Power Props
  • Weedless Wedge Props
  • Weedless Wedge 2 Props

These props are not universal. Some specific prop models are compatible with most trolling motor models, but none of the props will work with every single motor.

Some prop models aren’t compatible with certain trolling motors. The Weedless Wedges and Power Props, for example, won’t work for Minn Kota’s EO and Engine Mount motors; the Weedless Wedge 2 will. The Pre-1994 props won’t work on any post-1994 models.

Another factor is size. Different size trolling motors need different size props.

The Weedless Wedge, for example, comes in three sizes to fit motorheads ranging from 3 ¼ inches to 4 inches. So even if a Weedless Wedge is compatible with your motor, you’ll need to make sure you get the right size.

So, exactly which props are compatible with which motors?

Let’s check it out!

Minn Kota Prop Compatibility Chart

Prop Model Number and Type Compatible With
MKP-2 Power Prop
  • All Terrain 30, 33, 36, 42
  • Camo 44, 45
  • Classic 28
  • Edge 40, 45
  • Endura 30, 34, 36, 38, 40, 45
  • Endura C2 30, 34, 38, 40, 45
  • Endura Max 40, 45
  • Endura Pro 32, 38
  • Maxxum Transom 33, 40
  • PowerDrive V2 40, 42, 45
  • Riptide 40, 45
  • Traxxis 33, 40, 45; 35T; 40T; 65T; 365T; 565T; 765MXT; 865MXT; 65N; 65MXN; 656N; 665MXN; 765MXN; 35(“A” Series); 24LTD; 36LTD; 736LTD
  • Old Town 30
  • PowerMax 36
  • MAG: 24; 30; 36; 40
MKP-3 Prop (Pre 1994)
  • 55W; 55M; 65M; 65W; 65MX; 365W; 365M; 555W; 565W; 565M; 565MX; 665M; 665MX; 765MX
  • MAG: 18W; 18M; 18MX; 15; 15M; 15RM; 24W; 18RMW; 18RM;18TMX; 18TM; 24WRM; 2HP; 618MX; 718MX
MKP-4 Prop (Pre 1994)
  • 3HP; 4HP; 95W; 95M; 99W; 99M; 395W; 395M; 399W; 399M; 595W; 595M; 599W; 599M; 40; 799MX; 795MX; 736MX; 740MX; 3HP; 3HPSSTM; 3HPSSBM; REVISED 4HP; MAG: 3HP; 3HPSSBM; 3HPSSTM; 4HP; 36M; 36RMW; 36RM; 36TM; 40M; 40RM; 740MX
MKP-6 Weedless Wedge Prop
  • All Terrain 30, 33, 36, 40, 42, 44
  • Edge 40, 45
  • Endura 30, 34, 36, 38, 40
  • Endura Pro 32, 38
  • Maxxum Transom 30, 33, 36, 40
  • PowerDrive 36, 40
  • PowerDrive V2 40, 42, 45
  • Traxxis 40, 45
  • PowerMax 36; 35Ta; 40Ta; 50Ta; 50MXTa; 65Ta; 555T; 565Ta; 665MXTa; 765MXTa; 865MXTa; 36PD/AP/C; RT27/S; RT40/S
MKP-7 Weedless Wedge Prop
  • All Terrain 42, 46, 47, 48, 50, 55, 65, 70
  • Camo 55
  • Edge 50, 55, 70
  • Endura 44, 46, 50, 55
  • Endura Pro 46
  • Maxxum 44, 50, 54, 55, 65, 70
  • Maxxum Transom 46, 50, 55, 70
  • Pontoon 54, 64
  • PowerDrive 50, 55, 65, 70
  • Riptide 50, 55
  • Vector 46, 55
  • Vector 3X 45, 55, 70; 112; 212; 312; 412; 512; 524; 712; 724; 812; 824; 112SS; 712SS; 724SS; 90Ta; 48PD/AP/C; 42PD/AP/C; 42PD/C; 42EX; RT48PD/AP/C; RT42AP/C; EP96; EP48; EP42; Spider 48
  • PowerMax 52
MKP-8 Weedless Wedge Prop
  • AutoPilot 64
  • Maxxum 74, 76
  • Maxxum Transom 74
  • PowerDrive 64, 74
  • Vantage 74
  • Vector 3X 743HPa; 4HPA; 3.1HP/S; 3.1HP/B; 4.3HP/S; 4.3HP/B; RT3.1/S; RT3.1/B; RT4.3/S; RT4.3/B; RT74/B
MKP-24 Weedless Wedge Prop
  • Maxxum 101
  • Riptide 101
  • Vantage 101
  • Vector 3X 101
MKP-32 Weedless Wedge 2 Prop
  • All Terrain 46, 47, 50, 55, 65, 70
  • Camo 55XL
  • Edge 50, 55, 70
  • Endura 46, 50, 55
  • Endura C2 50, 55
  • Endura Max 50, 55
  • Endura Pro 46, 55
  • Engine Mount 55
  • Maxxum 55, 65, 70
  • Maxxum Transom 50, 55, 70
  • Pontoon Hand Control 55, 70
  • Pontoon PowerDrive V2 54, 68
  • PowerDrive 50, 55, 65, 70
  • PowerDrive V2 50, 55, 65, 70
  • Riptide 50, 55, 65, 70
  • Riptide Edge 55, 70
  • Riptide Maxxum 55, 70
  • Riptide PowerDrive 55, 70
  • Riptide Terrova 55
  • Terrova 55
  • Traxxis 46, 50, 55, 70
  • Vector 46, 55,70
  • Vector 3X 46, 55, 70
MKP-33 Weedless Wedge 2 Prop
    • Engine Mount 80, 101, 160, 202
    • EO 1/2 HP
    • Fortrex 80, 101
    • Maxxum 80, 101
    • Maxxum Pro 80, 101
    • Maxxum Transom 80, 101
    • PowerDrive 80
    • PowerDrive V2 80
    • Riptide 80, 101
    • Riptide Pro 80, 101
    • Riptide Fortrex 80, 101
    • Riptide Maxxum 80, 101
    • Riptide Terrova 80, 101
    • Terrova 80, 101
    • Ulterra 80
    • Riptide Ulterra 80
    • Ultrex 80
    • Traxxis 80, 101
    • Vantage 80, 101
    • Vector 3X 80, 101
  • All Trim-N-Troll Kits
MKP-37 Power Prop
  • All Terrain 46, 47, 50, 55, 65, 70
  • Camo 55
  • Edge 50, 55, 70
  • Endura 46, 50, 55
  • Endura C2 50, 55
  • Endura Max 50, 55
  • Maxxum 55, 65, 70
  • Maxxum Transom 46, 50, 55, 70
  • PowerDrive 50, 55, 65, 70
  • PowerDrive V2 55, 65, 70
  • Riptide 50, 55
  • Terrova 55
  • Traxxis 46, 50, 55, 70
  • Vector 3X 46, 55, 70
MKP-38 Weedless Wedge 2 Prop
  • EO 1 HP
  • Fortrex 112
  • Terrova 112
  • Ulterra 112
  • Riptide Ulterra 112
  • Ultrex 112
  • Riptide Terrova 112
  • Riptide Fortrex 112
  • Riptide 112

All information courtesy of minnkotamotors.com

How Do You Replace a Minn Kota Prop?

To replace the prop on your trolling motor, you’ll need to collect a few items:

  • Open-end hand wrench
  • Torque wrench (if available)
  • Flathead screwdriver
  • Small mallet or hammer
  • Replacement hardware (if necessary)
  • Replacement prop

Before you start, it might help to watch a tutorial video below to get a good visual of the process:

How to Replace a Minn Kota Trolling Motor Prop

Once you’re ready to begin, follow these steps:

  1. Hold the prop shaft in place with the flathead screwdriver. Using the appropriately sized hand wrench, loosen the prop nut, then finish unscrewing it by hand. Remove the washer behind it.
  2. Remove the old prop. If it feels stuck or you have any trouble getting it off, lightly tap it from the backside with your mallet or hammer.
  3. Remove any debris from the space behind the prop. Examine the area for damage. If the prop itself is damaged or doesn’t seem to be working right, you may have a broken drive pin, which you’ll need to remove and replace before putting on the new prop.
  4. Slide the new prop onto the prop shaft, ensuring the blades are aligned with the drive pin.
  5. Replace the washer and nut. If desired, you can use the new hardware that came with your replacement prop.
  6. If you have a torque wrench, set it to 30-inch pounds and use it to finish tightening the nut. If you don’t have a torque wrench, use the hand wrench to tighten the nut securely.

That’s all there is to it!

Conclusion

Not all Minn Kota props are equal, and they don’t all work for every trolling motor. If it’s time for a new prop, using the compatibility chart above will help you select the best one for your unit.

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