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Sustained Transmission Operation in Reverse
I have an older Yanmar with a reduction drive transmission. The reduction
ratio seems to be the same in forward gear as in reverse. The boat is equipped with a right hand prop. Would installing a left hand prop hurt the transmission? I suspect that it is probably bad for some reason, but does anyone know for sure? -- Steve Thomas |
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Sustained Transmission Operation in Reverse
Subject: Sustained Transmission Operation in Reverse
From: "Steve Thomas" Date: 08/12/2003 12:53 Pacific Standard Time Message-id: I have an older Yanmar with a reduction drive transmission. The reduction ratio seems to be the same in forward gear as in reverse. The boat is equipped with a right hand prop. Would installing a left hand prop hurt the transmission? I suspect that it is probably bad for some reason, but does anyone know for sure? -- Steve Thomas Check with the manufacturer of your particular "reverse gear". In some cases that I am familiar with, this would be no problem, but a question comes to mind ...... why would you want to change to a left hand prop? Shen |
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