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So take a moment to look over our current product selection to see if we have the outboard propeller, cutlass bearing, zinc anode, shaft seal, or any other part that you are looking for. Also, if you are in the market for an inboard propeller, or a part not on our website, contact us and we will find it for you.
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Buy Cutlass Bearings at deeply discounted prices. Stop paying full price at marinas. Check us out for more info. ... These cutlass bearings adapt equally well to strut and sterntube mounts, and are often used efficiently as rudder stock and pintle bushings. Bearing diameters are precision fitted to the designated shaft size...
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www.deepblueyachtsupply.com/catalog.aspx?cid=24&c=Cutlass%20Bearings
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Rapid cutlass bearing wear. ... With the boat out of the water, you can check the shaft alignment yourself by checking how the shaft aligns to the cutlass bearing. Needless to say, you can only do this with a bearing that is not worn. In anything but a brand new bearing, there is likely to be a gap at some point where...
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www.yachtsurvey.com/Alignment2.htm
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The cutlass bearing is housed within the shaft log and provides support for the propeller shaft as it turns. The end of the cutlass bearing is barely visible just forward of the shaft zinc in this photo.
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www.fantasia35.com/cutlass.htm
www.fantasia35.com/cutlass.htm
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This will start the ripping of the very thin surface left in the cutlass bearing. Once you've started the rip simply insert some hex head bolts into the set screw holes and tighten them evenly and you'll collapse the cutlass inward relieving the matting surface pressure in the process.
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www.pbase.com/mainecruising/replacing_a_cutlass
www.pbase.com/mainecruising/replacing_a_cutlass
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If, on the other hand, you have a reluctant bearing as I did, you must cut it out and wrestle with it. I have heard reports that some owners have been able to insert a small piece of pipe ... It can be helpful to put the new cutlass bearing in your freezer over night so that it shrinks a bit before putting it in the tube.
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pearsonvanguard.homestead.com/files/cutlass_bearing.htm
pearsonvanguard.homestead.com/files/cutlass_bearing.htm
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marineparts.com/partspages/Accessories/ACC3.HTM
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Cutlass Bearing & Prop Shaft Replacement ... First make sure that the stern tube is in good shape and that you don't have slop between the bearing and the tube. The Cutlass bearing should be snug in the tube with no play.
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www.tritonclass.org/mir/CUTLASS.htm
www.tritonclass.org/mir/CUTLASS.htm
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Last fall, I purchased a Catalina 27 TR, hull number 6167. During my pre-purchase inspection, I noted that there was, what I thought was excessive play, in the cutlass bearing. None of the other Catalina’s in the marina appeared to have quite so much play, so I set out to determine what was acceptable.
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www.mssat.com/catalina_27/cutlass/cutlass.htm
www.mssat.com/catalina_27/cutlass/cutlass.htm
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