Hurth Hbw 50-2 Boat Transmission on 2040-parts.com
Clute, Texas, United States
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Transmission has about 640 hours on it. Tag has following info on it:
Model: HBW 50-2 OR Ratio: iA= 2, 05 iB= 1, 86 Serial: 0919330 J Transmission was removed from my 2001 31' Catalina sailboat. A "mechanic" had misdiagnosed problem as transmission, so a new ZF was installed. But then it was found to only be a blown dampener plate. So I have a perfectly good transmission and no need for it. |
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