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    Bearing type Shaft Log Seal

    Just installed another D21 Enterprises Ball Bearing shaft log seal in this Hondo Runner Bottom. Turned out great!

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    Looks good. Is balance a factor?

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    I've got one on my boat. They're a nice piece.

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    Quote Originally Posted by djunkie View Post
    I've got one on my boat. They're a nice piece.
    X2!

    Vic, what do you mean?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sharp shooter View Post
    X2!

    Vic, what do you mean?
    Do you have the shaft balanced or is it not an issue?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vic View Post
    Do you have the shaft balanced or is it not an issue?
    It's just that piece that's connected to that black rubber hose. Has a seal and a bearing that the prop shaft slides through.

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    Quote Originally Posted by djunkie View Post
    It's just that piece that's connected to that black rubber hose. Has a seal and a bearing that the prop shaft slides through.
    I just realized this was the seal, not the shaft. But out of curiosity, do they balance the shafts? Not a lot of centrifugal force but mass is mass. And balanced mass is better than unbalanced mass

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vic View Post
    I just realized this was the seal, not the shaft. But out of curiosity, do they balance the shafts? Not a lot of centrifugal force but mass is mass. And balanced mass is better than unbalanced mass
    I haven't had to buy a new prop shaft yet luckily so I'm not exactly sure what the process is for making those.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vic View Post
    I just realized this was the seal, not the shaft. But out of curiosity, do they balance the shafts? Not a lot of centrifugal force but mass is mass. And balanced mass is better than unbalanced mass
    I could be wrong, but I don't think they are Vic.

    Here's Rex's prop shaft page with description. http://rexmar.com/page133.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sharp shooter View Post
    I could be wrong, but I don't think they are Vic.

    Here's Rex's prop shaft page with description. http://rexmar.com/page133.html
    Interesting. I know drive shafts, at least quality shafts, are balanced. Of course they're a little larger in diameter. More centrifugal force. But we balance shafts as small as 1/2", so it may be beneficial to balance these imo

 

 

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