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I have a 1:1 Velvet Drive Transmission. What are the little holes with
plugs on the casing with a little arrow pointing to them? Are these spots for lubrication beyond the transmission oil? Are there any external adjustments that can be made to these transmissions? Last year I was experiencing some minor prop spins when it was in neutral. Yesterday, with a fresh rebuilt engine, the thing was spinning like mad in neutral. Realize, this was on land with no load (prop shaft not even connected). I'm not sure if I simply needed to knock it into forward and reverse a few times. It's possible the clutch was maybe a little sticky from no use for 12+ months? Thanks - Doug |
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