Palmer Shaft Saver™ Rotary Shaft Saver Bearing - 1.5" X 2.375" X 6",new on 2040-parts.com
Cape Canaveral, Florida, United States
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Palmer Products Inc. is proud to offer the Shaft Saver™ Rotary Bearing line to the Maritime Industry, the only shaft bearing on the market that eliminates shaft wear and replacement by rotating with the shaft. Not only does the Shaft Saver save your shaft, it can usually be retro-fitted to a worn shaft that would normally have to be scrapped, saving you down time, dry dock fees, and shaft replacement costs. Imagine not having to drop rudders and pull shafts every time you hull out, you might even forget you have shaft bearings!
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