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US1 Fountain 07-08-2002 05:58 PM

Hydro props
 
Does the large thrust washer behind the prop get used with the Hydros? I recall mine having the brass bushing, just don't remember the large washer being there.
Thanks

kook 07-08-2002 07:24 PM

On an XR shaft, there is nothing behind the prop - so I have been told..... and told.......and told. Not sure what the deal is on a standard shaft.

Cord 07-08-2002 08:46 PM

Yes, but it's different. I forget how it all fits togther, but I recall the washer being different.

CheckmateF1 07-08-2002 09:13 PM

Jerry, The big brass washer I have is the exact same washer I have used for two years. It works with bravo1 props and works with my current Hydromotives and also a Mirage one time. You know what drive I have so it should work for you too unless you get an X drive.

Let me know and I'll get the # off of it for ya.

Eric

Escape Velocity 07-08-2002 09:41 PM

For standard Bravo 1 drives, Hydromotive told me I could use either the 13171 thrust washer for Mirage props, or the 12-835467-5 thrust washer for Bravo One props. The 13171 thrust washer allows the prop to fit a bit further into the gear housing, so I prefer to use it.

In either case, you'll also need to use the splined brass washer that goes under the nut.

Hope this is helpful.

US1 Fountain 07-08-2002 11:29 PM

Thanks guys
 
I ordered the new upgraded Bravo drive from MBAM today. Not the X drive.
Just couldn't for the life of me remember if it had the large 2-3" dia. thrust washer in addition to the small 1 1/2" brass thrust washer. Must be that age thing! :rolleyes:
So the large thrust washer is not used with a Hyromotive prop. Just the smaller brass one.

Do new props come with all neccessary parts?
Jerry ( soon to be back in the saddle)

kook 07-09-2002 06:50 AM

Hydromotive Washer Info - XR shaft


Why would the sequence of parts used for an XR shaft be any different than for a regular shaft? Hydro shows that the prop goes on first, followed by the washers and the nut........... nothing goes "in front of" the prop. :rolleyes:

CheckmateF1 07-09-2002 06:53 PM

Check out this Link. #41 is what you need to put "in front of" the prop. Thrust hub is what they call it. It's the same one I have used for my current Hydromotive and prior Bravo props. You'll also need a piece that goes "in back of" the prop. It's like #43 but does not extend into the prop hub like this one. You should be able to get that from Hydromotive.

Eric

http://www.mercruiserparts.com/Show_...28BRAVO+ONE%29

Escape Velocity 07-09-2002 10:07 PM

Exactly Eric. The part you've identified as #41 (thrust washer or thrust hub) is what I gave the two part numbers for. #43 is what I was referring to as the splined washer that goes under the nut. I don't have that part number, but it is used with earlier Mirage props. Earlier Mirage props didn't have the hollow hub that uses the insert.

Randy

US1 Fountain 07-09-2002 10:26 PM

Yep, those are the parts! I called Hydro this morning. They gave me several numbers to choose from as far as the thrust washer (#41) I bought both parts you listed Eric.

BTW, pt# 13171 is superceded by the new current number 12-835467

Just picked up the new drive from airport. Jerry will be BACK ON THE WATER this weekend. :D :D


Eric,

Thanks so much for the drive info you gave my wife. We both really appreciated the effort.

Jerry

CheckmateF1 07-09-2002 10:56 PM

Anytime Jerry. Anyway, The only one he had was a 1.36 ratio. Although he said he could switch it to 1.5 for ya. But I don't think it would be ready til next week.

Glad you got it straight!

Eric


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