Cutless Bearing
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H36 cutless bearing.
I believe your boat has the same strut as my H37C. See if you find the number H-34 or 2006 on the side. Scroll to the bottom of this link and you willl see that it is for a one inch shaft and has a 1 1/4 inch inside diameter.
http://www.dahmermarine.com/Struts.htm
I believe your boat has the same strut as my H37C. See if you find the number H-34 or 2006 on the side. Scroll to the bottom of this link and you willl see that it is for a one inch shaft and has a 1 1/4 inch inside diameter.
http://www.dahmermarine.com/Struts.htm
The shaft on the 36 is 1" as Ed has replied.
Trinity's was replaced two seasons ago, it was the original or close to it.
Also had to replace the shaft for the excessive wera with-in the bearing area
(sand and time )
Any questions on the 36' give me a shout.
Joe s/v trinity
Trinity's was replaced two seasons ago, it was the original or close to it.
Also had to replace the shaft for the excessive wera with-in the bearing area
(sand and time )
Any questions on the 36' give me a shout.
Joe s/v trinity
Cutlass Bearing for H37C (and H-36?)
If yours is the same as the Hunter 37C, it is 1" ID x 1 1/4" OD x 4" long. The part number of mine was "BACK". I made a puller from some odds and sods of big washers, a 1" socket (happened to be slightly less the 1 1/4" OD), a length of threaded rod and a few nuts to suit - this made the job very easy. I re-configured the same tool to press the cutlass bearing back into the strut. Don't forget to put some "Never Seize" on the grub screws when you install the new bearing. Good luck!
If yours is the same as the Hunter 37C, it is 1" ID x 1 1/4" OD x 4" long. The part number of mine was "BACK". I made a puller from some odds and sods of big washers, a 1" socket (happened to be slightly less the 1 1/4" OD), a length of threaded rod and a few nuts to suit - this made the job very easy. I re-configured the same tool to press the cutlass bearing back into the strut. Don't forget to put some "Never Seize" on the grub screws when you install the new bearing. Good luck!
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