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Ensure a secure and reliable connection between your boat's engine and propeller with our high-quality shaft couplers.


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  1. R & D Flexible Shaft Coupling f/6" Twin Disc - 28HP/100RPM Capacity

    Special Price $910.52 Regular Price $1,050.00
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  2. R & D Flexible Shaft Coupling f/5" B/W, Hurth - 20HP/100RPM Capacity

    Special Price $769.50 Regular Price $815.00
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  3. R & D Flexible Shaft Coupling f/5" B/W, Hurth - 8HP/100RPM Capacity

    Special Price $416.12 Regular Price $480.00
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  4. R & D Flexible Shaft Coupling f/5" Yanmar - 10HP/100RPM Capacity

    Special Price $396.00 Regular Price $470.00
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  5. R & D Flexible Shaft Coupling f/5" B/W, Hurth - 13HP/100RPM Capacity

    Special Price $396.50 Regular Price $470.00
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  6. R & D Flexible Shaft Coupling f/B/W, Hurth - 3HP/100PRM Capacity

    Special Price $218.36 Regular Price $250.00
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  7. R & D Flexible Shaft Coupling f/4" B/W, Hurth - 8HP/100RPM Capacity

    Special Price $279.00 Regular Price $295.00
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  8. R & D Flexible Shaft Coupling f/4" B/W, Hurth - 5HP/100RPM Capacity

    Special Price $226.60 Regular Price $260.00
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  9. R & D Flexible Shaft Coupling f/4" Yanmar - 3HP/100RPM Capacity

    Special Price $214.89 Regular Price $250.00
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WHAT ARE SHAFT COUPLERS?

Shaft couplers are a type of marine hardware that connects the propeller shaft to the engine's output shaft, allowing the engine to transfer power to the propeller. They are used to join two shafts together, while still allowing them to rotate independently of one another.


WHAT MATERIALS ARE SHAFT COUPLERS MADE FROM?

Shaft couplers can be made from a variety of materials, including stainless steel, bronze, and aluminum. Stainless steel is a popular choice for shaft couplers as it is strong, corrosion-resistant, and able to withstand the harsh marine environment. Bronze is also corrosion-resistant and has good wear resistance, while aluminum is lightweight and can be used in applications where weight is a concern.


WHAT SHOULD I CONSIDER WHEN CHOOSING SHAFT COUPLERS?

When choosing a shaft coupler, consider the size and type of your boat's engine and propeller shaft, as well as the material and design of the coupler. Look for a coupler that is compatible with your specific configuration, and choose a material and design that will provide adequate strength and durability for the conditions the boat will be used in.


HOW DO I MAINTAIN MY SHAFT COUPLER?

To keep your shaft coupler in good condition, it is important to inspect it regularly for signs of wear or damage. Look for cracks, corrosion, or other types of damage, and replace any worn or damaged parts as needed. Keep the coupler clean and free of debris, and lubricate any moving parts with a marine-grade lubricant to keep them working smoothly.


CAN SHAFT COUPLERS BE REPLACED OR UPGRADED?

Yes, shaft couplers can be replaced or upgraded to improve the performance and reliability of your boat's propulsion system. Consult with a marine equipment supplier or boat repair professional to determine the best coupler replacement or upgrade options for your specific boat and needs.


WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF USING HIGH-QUALITY SHAFT COUPLERS?

Using high-quality shaft couplers can provide several benefits, including improving the reliability and efficiency of your boat's propulsion system, reducing maintenance and repair costs by preventing damage to the shafts and other components, and increasing the resale value of your boat. Couplers that are designed for the harsh marine environment can also provide increased corrosion resistance and durability. By choosing a well-designed, well-made shaft coupler, boat owners can ensure a secure and reliable connection between their boat's engine and propeller, which can improve the overall performance and safety of the vessel.

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