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Johnson  5” x 6-1/2” x 20” Cutless ® Naval Brass Sleeve Bearings

Picture Dimensions of Able Cutlass Bearing

A:Shaft Diameter (inches): 5
B:Outside Diameter (inches): 6 and 1/2
C:Length (inches): 20
G:Metal Thickness (inches): 1/4

• These bearings adapt equally well to strut and stern tube mounts, and are
often used effectively as rudder-stock and pintle bushings.
• Bearing diameters are precision fitted to the designated shaft size with
the correct clearance for efficient water lubrication.
• External brass shells are machined and polished to provide easy fitting.
• Specially formulated oil and chemical resistant nitrile rubber is securely
bonded to the shell.
• Units with thin shells are available for the struts of small craft.
• Sleeve bearings are usually installed by light press-fitting and locked in
place with cone-pointed set screws.
• PRECAUTION: When shrink fitting of the bearing is required, chilling
must be achieved by gradual cooling to not more than minus 20° F (-28°
C) using freezer or regular ice (DO NOT DRY ICE). NOTE: Pounding or
shocking the bearing while in the chilled state could cause the rubber to
separate from the shell.

Metallic Rubber Bering

Brand:  Duramax Marine LLC

Johnson  5-1/2” x 7” x 22”  Cutless ® Naval Brass Sleeve Bearings

Picture Dimensions of Able Cutlass Bearing

A:Shaft Diameter (inches): 5 and 1/2
B:Outside Diameter (inches): 7
C:Length (inches): 22
G:Metal Thickness (inches): 1/4

• These bearings adapt equally well to strut and stern tube mounts, and are
often used effectively as rudder-stock and pintle bushings.
• Bearing diameters are precision fitted to the designated shaft size with
the correct clearance for efficient water lubrication.
• External brass shells are machined and polished to provide easy fitting.
• Specially formulated oil and chemical resistant nitrile rubber is securely
bonded to the shell.
• Units with thin shells are available for the struts of small craft.
• Sleeve bearings are usually installed by light press-fitting and locked in
place with cone-pointed set screws.
• PRECAUTION: When shrink fitting of the bearing is required, chilling
must be achieved by gradual cooling to not more than minus 20° F (-28°
C) using freezer or regular ice (DO NOT DRY ICE). NOTE: Pounding or
shocking the bearing while in the chilled state could cause the rubber to
separate from the shell.

Metallic Rubber Bering

Brand:  Duramax Marine LLC