1967 evinrude sportfour 60hp prop parts

Zeph

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Hey guys, still a few months before the water thaws here in the midwest, but, I need to get a couple new "spinners" that hold the shear pin in place for the prop. I am not sure what it's called in boating lingo, and I am not sure where I might find one. Any assistance would be great. Thanks guys. Hopefully we don't have floods the first half the summer again. Zeph
 

tashasdaddy

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Re: 1967 evinrude sportfour 60hp prop parts

called a prop nut. it is just a black plastic cone, that you put the cotter pin thru.


prop nut 309947
drive pin 309954
cotter pin 309955
thrust washer 304576
all available.
 

Zeph

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Re: 1967 evinrude sportfour 60hp prop parts

Thanks Tashadaddy, can I find these through iboats? By the way I'm getting ready to take my Husky out skiing this afternoon. Thanks again. Zeph
 

F_R

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Re: 1967 evinrude sportfour 60hp prop parts

Before you go ordering parts you need to figure out which setup you need. There were two different gearcases and the "standard" gearcase has two different prop hub diameters with nut and shear pin to match.

The "Heavy Duty" gearcase uses:
305400 Prop nut
305500 Drive pin
305498 Washer
305511 Cotter pin

The "Standard" gearcase with small hub prop uses the parts Tashasdaddy listed

The "Standard" gearcase with large hub prop uses:
380610 Prop Nut
307217 Drive pin
304576 Washer
307244 Cotter pin

The Heavy duty gearcase is large and heavy looking with a nose that resembles a football in shape.
The Standard gearcases are slim and streamlined looking with a long pointy nose.

The large hub prop has a center hub the same size as the gearcase.

The small hub prop looks like a mis-match with the hub smaller than the gearcase. But it is not a mis-match.

EDIT: These are dealer items, you get them from an Evinrude dealer or somebody that sells OEM Evinrude parts....or used ones wherever you find them.
 
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