I would guess that maybe the 13 and 18 may have been read incorrectly. The 3 may look like an 8 or vice versa. Take the props to a prop shop and they can scan them and find out what they are and what condition they are in. Usually they don’t charge for this since they want to get the work on the props if they are out of shape, and they will probably be out of shape. This would probably not be a deal breaker for me. Depends on the rest of the boat. But keep in mind that the boat is working now, check during a sea trial.
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