2.5L merc carrier bearing.

[NZ Sidewinder]

This shaft and carrier have been laying around for 2 yrs waiting to be finished.
Today was the day.
The propshaft got machined to 30mm which is a 2 thou cut.
The inner needle roller race was shrunk onto the old journal.
The carrier, in this case from a large diameter 4 stroke gearbox was bored out and also reduced in diameter.
So far so good.

I'll also attach a photo of an unusual omc motor
15 inch open trunk v4.
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[Chaz]

Hot Rodding @ it's finest ... good job NZ :thumbsup:

[XstreamVking]

Dang you guys down there are hard headed. :D Making your own stuff? :thumbsup: Nice old johnrude too!

[OnPad]

I recently picked up a new youtube channel. Boats n the hood. You Kiwis ain't afraid to hang it out there, whether building your own boats, racing around the buoys, or through a bunch of moored sailboats. Fantastic, keep up the good work!
https://youtu.be/U9ZAUJOWBGE

[NZ Sidewinder]

Here is a video of our mini boats circuit racing.
The start boat with the flag is my own circuit race boat.
https://youtu.be/oXzOSUU--18

[Nzfireball]

Boatz n the Hood Is a Aussie channel not kiwis
no greater offence to a kiwi than getting us mixed those animal lol

[NZ Sidewinder]

They have a lot of advantages over us, like plenty of props and 260/280 motors for sale.
Probably a good supply of 15inch midsection as well.
Their dingy racing is outrageous.
They have 25 million people we have 5 million.
We are their poor cousins I suppose.

[OnPad]

Sorry for the mix up. You and your cousins, are both wild when it comes to boating.:cheers:
I was aware of the differences between your countries. For some reason, I had it in my head that Boatz were from New Zealand, explains alot, now I think about it. Might be some of that penal colony heritage showing up in their videos.