Propeller Reducer Bushings

The shock caused by shifting is absorbed by the rubber inner bushing inside an outboard propeller hub. A reducing bushing, also known as a reducer bushing, is used to decrease or increase the size of a pipe thread. Nylon Bore Reducers are a fast remedy...

The shock of shifting is absorbed by a 1 3/4" to 1 3/8" NYLON (NB12) bushing inside an outboard propeller hub.. Should you hit something, the bushing acts as a "breakaway," allowing the prop to spin and safeguarding drive train components such as gears...

The 1 3/4" X 1 1/2" NYLON (NB13) is a high-quality nylon propeller bore reducer. It's a fast remedy for a propeller that's bored too big for the job. It comes complete with a brass step key. The nylon bushing appears to be adequate for low-horsepower...

Bore Reducers fit into a spinning component's borehole and reduce the bore diameter to a smaller size. Having similar bore diameters on both ends can be converted to combination bore couplings fast and cheaply. A shaft diameter reducer when being...

Anchor Bushing's Nylon Propeller Bore Reducer (NB11) goes from 1-1/2" to 1-3/8"D. This high-quality item is professionally crafted following industry standards to provide a well-balanced design a high level of craftsmanship. It is intended by using...

Boating is an excellent method to de-stress and leave your worries behind. With this high-quality marine product, you can enjoy time on the water more. Whether you're practicing simple cruising on the open ocean for fun, you'll want to make sure your...

Nylon Bore Reducers is the easy way to fix a propeller with a bigger bore than it should be or reduce propeller bores to fit smaller diameter shafts. Propeller bore lowering bushings from Anchor Bushing convert a bigger bore inboard propeller to a...

1 1/4" TO 1" NYLON (NB6) is a high-quality bore reducer made with the highest level of craftsmanship. Anchor Bushing's propeller bore lowering bushings reduce the diameter of a larger bore inboard propeller shaft. The product is made of the...

The propeller may need to be changed due to wear, corrosion, or damage. A bore reducer can repair the problem if the new propeller does not fit the shaft-Anchor Bushing's 1" to 7/8" D Nylon Propeller Bore Reducer (NB3). There is a stepped-down key...