New 302495 Oil Seals OMC 10-18HP ’51 to ’57

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  • chris-p


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    #6081

    Sorry to those that were waiting but I now have the replacement for the 302495 oil seals in.

    I feel these are better than the originals. They are virtually indestructible, rubber coated, and guaranteed to never rot. They are also double lip!

    I added a tiny bit to the outside diameter, compared to an original seal. Reason is, many times the housing is slightly worn, and it leaks there. Still fits NOS housings as well, but allows for a bit tighter fit in a 60 year old housing, which is what most of us deal with.

    I know many of you use the SKF seals, but I was just never happy with them. Being steel shell, they rot. I also found them to be flimsy, and could crush when installing. These you can take a hammer to and you will not damage them.


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    frankr

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    #50808

    They look beautiful from where I sit. Good job!


    david-bartlett


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    #50814

    Chris,

    Those look great. Nicely done.


    hdted


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    #59421

    Chris how much are they. I need about 4 of them. Thanks, Ted You can email me @ hdted999@gmail.com


    chris-p


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    #59422

    For AOMCI members $6.00 USD or $8.00 Cdn


    hdted


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    #59444

    I am a member of AOMCI and I collect 50’s Johnson’s, Evinrude’s Gale’s and Gale made badge motors. How many can you spare? I would like to get 10 if you can part with that many. Those look great and I use my motors. It sure would be nice to have seals that won’t rust on my old motors.


    cesarp35


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    #71613

    Hey Chris hope all is well, just came across your post and i wanted to ask if you still have this seal for sale, i believe i’m going to be needing one for a 1957 Evinrude Fastwin 18Hp that i just came across, i purchase a Sierra lower gear seal kit but i believe the prop shaft seal in the kit is different and this is the correct one, please let me know if this sound right your input is greatly appreciate it. Thanks Cesar


    chris-p


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    #71614

    Cesar,

    What serial number is you motor?

    They changed mid year. The late 1957 18hps use the same prop shaft seal as the ’58 and on 18s.

    Also, what Sierra kit did you purchase?


    frankr

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    #71620

    At that price, they are a steal. And double lip to keep the trash out too! I hope all you guys are paying attention.


    cesarp35


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    #71640

    Thanks for getting back Chris, i purchased the Sierra 18-2684 and My 1957 Evinrude 18hp is model 15020 Serial# 27598 i haven’t taken the lower unit apart just yet but i wanted to be prepared in case the Sierra 18-2684 prop shaft seal is not the correct one. Thanks!

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