Part #376073- Johnson Pinion shaft shock absorber questions

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racerone

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Listening to experience and proper trouble shooting always gets the results I would say.
 

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The repair can be one of two ways. You can grind the flat spots on the shaft higher to avoid the conflict. See photo.
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The spring will break and expand to bind the motor. The second way is to separate the spring tube and remove or cut off the spring.
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The reassemble, here is the assembled measurement
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Then weld, and grind smooth the tube. Be SURE to replace the steel shear pin with a brass one on the propeller.
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