How to tell which drive is port or starboard
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How to tell which drive is port or starboard
I pulled my TRS's couple months ago and can't remember which one went on which side. Is there a way to tell which is LH or RH?
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As C_D says the prop shafts should be stamped on the end. Like Randy says turing the input shafts will tell you the rotation. If the input & output turn opposite = RH drive, the same = LH drive.
Most likely the LH drive is the port. That is the most common, with the props spinning out.
Do not get the props mixed up !!
Most likely the LH drive is the port. That is the most common, with the props spinning out.
Do not get the props mixed up !!
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Drove it right back up the trailer haha.
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I remember which prop goes on whcih side, the even number prop goes on the starboard and the odd number stamped on the prop goes on the port. So if I turn the input shafts the same direction then one should turn one direction and the other the opposite direction???
Also, back to sanding and painting the drives what's a good grit to start and finish with and how important is it to get all the old paint off?
Also, back to sanding and painting the drives what's a good grit to start and finish with and how important is it to get all the old paint off?