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Ayuh,... The TR drives,+ TRS drives are old reliable drives built like a Tank...
They don't shift, but have a transmission between the motor,+ drive...
They're Obsolete, but have seen a minor resurgence in some Hot Rod circles..
I believe there's manuals for 'em in the Adults Only section...
And that propshaft matches a Bravo 2's shaft. Just for thought, the B2 props are VERY expensive, (over $500 for aluminum) so if that is the drive the boat has, experimenting with props will be costly.
Those drives were made for houseboats and heavy offshore fishing boats. They have a 2:1 gear ratio. Lower units are so long their dragging deep under water. Don't work good on anything else. A TRS is what you would want for a sport type boat. Their 1.5:1 gear ratio and have a shorter lower unit. TRS can use B1 props. Uppers are identical.