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Glenn Ashmore wrote:
Well, the time has come to put out some really serious boat bucks. I am about to order the Yanmar 4JH4. The clutch comes in two flavors, cone and multi-plate. The cone clutch is about 3" shorter which would make life a little easier but I am wondering what is the advantage of either type? I will be using an Aquadrive cv joint/thrust bearing so there will be no prop thrust on the transmission if that makes a difference. No real world experience with these clutches but: - I would suspect lower shifting effort for the multi plate - I figure _maybe_ shorter lifespan for the cone, but you would expect that Yanmar or the supplier has figured out to design clutches by now. Evan Gatehouse |
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