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Brass for shear pin 15 hp outboard?


Is it, thanks!

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On Fri, 24 Jan 2020 10:58:11 -0000, "Brian Gaff \(Sofa 2\)"
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?????
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He's either replied to the wrong place or thinks that's enough of a
question to yield a useful answer. ;-)

The correct answer would be 'whatever was there by design' as the
wrong type of replacement could either damage the drivetrain (if too
strong) or shear prematurely, leaving you in a vulnerable somewhere.

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Brass for shear pin 15 hp outboard?

I posed the same question in the same form in duck duck go and got a
plethora of answers. (probably same in google)
Don't know why I posed the querie in this NG first


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On 24/01/2020 09:29, FMurtz wrote:
Brass for shear pin 15 hp outboard?


Whereabouts? does it see seawater? That would be a good reason for using
a high quality brass (or other cuprous alloy). In "dry" locations mild
steel is the usual thing: cheap, convenient, breaks relatively cleanly.
Stainless steel is less suitable because it is relatively ductile and
work hardens, so may deform but not fail cleanly.

I would say that subject to suitable corrosion resistance (and galvanic
compatibility with the other parts) the other materials properties are
not particularly important.
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T i m wrote:
Brass for shear pin 15 hp outboard?

I posed the same question in the same form in duck duck go and got a
plethora of answers. (probably same in google)
Don't know why I posed the querie in this NG first


They are talking about the very cryptic way you posed
the question, not that you asked the question at all.

And you got the right answer here too. You should
use what the manufacturer supplys as a new shear
pin because anything else can see it have the wrong
shear behaviour and that can damage the engine
or sheer when it shouldnt have sheared.

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On Fri, 24 Jan 2020 20:12:34 -0000, "Brian Gaff \(Sofa 2\)"
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Well are we talking outboard as in a boat?


I believe so Brian.

I'd have thought somewhere a spec for whatever it was has to be found, end
of story.


Quite. ;-)

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Sorry.
Besides we are not an automated search engine we are humans.


Plenty are animals.

Bit like the final computer in hitch hikers guide.


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T i m wrote:
Brass for shear pin 15 hp outboard?
I posed the same question in the same form in duck duck go and got a
plethora of answers. (probably same in google)
Don't know why I posed the querie in this NG first


They are talking about the very cryptic way you posed
the question, not that you asked the question at all.

And you got the right answer here too. You should
use what the manufacturer supplys as a new shear
pin because anything else can see it have the wrong
shear behaviour and that can damage the engine
or sheer when it shouldn't have sheared.



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Besides we are not an automated search engine we are humans.


Plenty are animals.


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