Mercruiser Trs Prop Shaft W/ Bearing Carrier & Drive Gear 44-92327t1 66663a1 on 2040-parts.com
Blanchester, Ohio, US
Mercruiser TRS
Counter Clockwise Prop shaft
w/ Bearing Carrier
& Drive Gear
Prop Shaft: P/N # 44-92327T1, superceded from P/N# 44-92327, superceded from P/N# 44-66661
Bearing Carrier: P/N# 66663A1
Drive Gear: P/N# 43-70933, 18 tooth, 1.5 ratio
This item also has some bearings that has some rust on the cages, see photos. Bearings should be replaced before installing.
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