Small F/N/R trans......
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Small F/N/R trans......
Anyone know of something like this but small......i'm actually looking for something to maybe put behind a sea-doo motor or likes of one.....any ideas folks?
Something along the lines of the Velvet drive trans but way smaller and lighter.....maybe able to handle like 75-100hp???
Something along the lines of the Velvet drive trans but way smaller and lighter.....maybe able to handle like 75-100hp???
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Wally, Hurth has a couple of compact units that they use on sail boats - oh crap I might get banned for using that term here. If I remember correctly Volvo used to have one that used a cone clutch.
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Marc, is there anyplace i can see some pics? Specs? etc???
Sydways, That was my first thought being that i was into sledding a while back too! Only question i have is how exactly they work and how big are they? I know they have add on kits for some sleds.....i was actually looking into getting one for my MachZ back in 97 but i sold it and nothing ever panned out from it. You have any idea what they run cost wise or how big they are??
Sydways, That was my first thought being that i was into sledding a while back too! Only question i have is how exactly they work and how big are they? I know they have add on kits for some sleds.....i was actually looking into getting one for my MachZ back in 97 but i sold it and nothing ever panned out from it. You have any idea what they run cost wise or how big they are??
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Wally, try Hurth Trans
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What's it going to be used for?
A cluch dog, similar to an OB lower, would probably be the simplest, smallest unit. An old outboard with a little machining, and you could make your own.
Gary
A cluch dog, similar to an OB lower, would probably be the simplest, smallest unit. An old outboard with a little machining, and you could make your own.
Gary
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Wally, try Hurth Trans
Wally, try Hurth Trans
I did a small search and they came up with Federal marine here localy..........i dont exactly linke "that" guy after dealing with him on my Velvet drives in the past!!! I'm still sore from the way i got bent over buy him!!
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Sure Wally, just let me know which one.
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