Torque to apply on Prop on Envirude 25CV-E25REIE -outboard

[fabienjossic]

Hello Everyone,

I just would like to know if somebody knows what torque I have to apply on the Prop that i am going to install.

Thank you very much!

I am sure that someone has the manual

have a nice day,

fabien jossic

 

[racerone]

Just snug and line up the hole for the pin.----I can't recall torking a prop nut.

 

[fabienjossic]

ahah, i knew about the pin, i bought it yesterday , thank you.

I just need the torque, but i get that if the torque doesn't match the pin hole i'll loose it a little bit.

 

[racerone]

No need to torque it !!

 

[fabienjossic]

ah, sorry i miss understood, maybe because i am french .
Thank you then, I just have to tight corretly, and put the pin.

thanks

 

[LundAngler1650]

Take this for what you paid for it. I do it to 40 ft lbs, plus whatever is required to get the holes lined up on the outboards I have had. These have included a 9.9 Honda, 20 Yamaha, and 25 Merc. No I haven't ever looked up the shop manual Specs, just felt comfortable to me. Be careful not to jam the prop in such a way that you damage a blade.

 

[fabienjossic]

Oh! good advice, don't hold the blade when you tight.
Finally there is a torque , if someone has the book i ll take the value. But thank you Lundangeler1650

 

[racerone]

Use 120 INCH LBS if you insist on the book tork value.

 

[fabienjossic]

ok, I got my new prop. Racerone, i followed your instructions, i set my torque wrench at 20NM because lundangler said to torque it at 40NM, but when i was tighting, i felt like 20 NM would be too much , then I stopped before it clic at 20 NM. I don't want to brake nothing. even if i think that if it isn t tight enough it could also damage things...

 

[racerone]

Well ,----120 inch pounds is not very much !!---Converts to 13 NM ------Merely snug as already posted earlier.----That answer was not good enough I guess.

 

[fabienjossic]

I don't understand, now you say it is not enough?
no, you are right,, at the beginning you say don't need to torque it, after you say torque it at 120 inch pounds and now you say it is not very much.... Ok, i am going to find the right value somewhere else... thank you. Have a nice evening.

 

[racerone]

120 inch -lbs is the torque value !!!!

 

[fabienjossic]

LundAngler1650, I looked to others forums, they are talking about the same torque than you say. I'll follow it. thank you.​

 

[fabienjossic]

you don't need to put exclamation marks Racerone, it don't trust you anymore, you are not clear in your answers. thank you

 

[racerone]

120 inch-lbs appears to be equivalent to 13N-m ---so there!