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I'm thinking about buying a used boat(30 to 40 feet/Sea Ray) a lot of
them have "V-Drive" transmission. Is the V-Drive the same thing as the Velvet Drive? NP |
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![]() On a standard inboad the drive shaft connectes to directly to the engine and points out toward the stern of the boat. A V-Drive is when an inboard engine is mounted such that it's drive shaft is pointing toward the bow of the boat. Then a "V" type gear box "redirects" that shaft so that it points to the stern. Picture an engine in the aft and the "V" rotated 90 degrees counter clockwise. |
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