Stellings Ext. box carriage bearing.
11-23-2003, 05:40 AM
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Stellings Ext. box carriage bearing.
12'' Ext box carriage bearing.
Where can I find one? Not sure who carries them besides Stellings. Its for a Bravo 1.
Any help from you outdrive guru's would help.
Shawn
Anyone know the cost of this little animal.
Where can I find one? Not sure who carries them besides Stellings. Its for a Bravo 1.
Any help from you outdrive guru's would help.
Shawn
Anyone know the cost of this little animal.
11-23-2003, 07:48 AM
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About $500 from stellings.
What engine do you have in your boat and how much HP? I have a center bearing carrier with my dyno attached to it.
What engine do you have in your boat and how much HP? I have a center bearing carrier with my dyno attached to it.
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11-23-2003, 08:04 AM
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Well,,
In the parts for sale section an OSO member has a box with 200 hrs on it and I was thinking about buying it. But,,,he suggested replacing it before putting the box on my boat.
I have a 29 scarab with a 502mpi whipplecharged engine. I'm guesssing with other slight mods I made on the engine when rebuilding it, it probably has about 620 to 645 HP. Thats just a guess, I didn't not have it dynoed.
I am open for suggestions.
Thanks Cobra!
In the parts for sale section an OSO member has a box with 200 hrs on it and I was thinking about buying it. But,,,he suggested replacing it before putting the box on my boat.
I have a 29 scarab with a 502mpi whipplecharged engine. I'm guesssing with other slight mods I made on the engine when rebuilding it, it probably has about 620 to 645 HP. Thats just a guess, I didn't not have it dynoed.
I am open for suggestions.
Thanks Cobra!
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11-23-2003, 06:29 PM
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I run that bearing carrier on my turbine boats. It uses 2 bearings, one of them is open so the grease can pass through to the rear one, which has a seal on one side of it and then there is a seal for the front of the carrier. I have the replacemant bearing numbers and also the seal number somewhere in my files if you need.
11-24-2003, 10:24 PM
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bearing number is 6209 2Z/C3 order two. remove both seals from one bearing, and one seal from one bearing. ( piece of cake, use a pick type of tool) cost about 30 or so bucks ea for good quality bearing SKF, or 20 bucks for cheap ones. buy it from bearing or power distribution outlet, look in yellow pages
seal number for shaft is national 40520S order from auto parts store like NAPA or Carquest. comntact me of list if you need futher help, parts blowup of assembly [email protected]
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seal number for shaft is national 40520S order from auto parts store like NAPA or Carquest. comntact me of list if you need futher help, parts blowup of assembly [email protected]
turbineboat.com
