40HP Scott Atwater 1957

[joesnuffy]

I have a question on this motor. I am finishing it up and only lack re-sealing the lower unit. Can someone tell me what the part number is for the prop seal I have in the picture and where I might get one. Possibly a substitute?? part number I think the motor is around a 1957

Thanks,
Joe

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[outbdnut2]

If you measure the shaft diameter and the bore diameter the seal is pressed into, you will likely find something at the site below. If you can find a Scott part number, and if Chicago Rawhide made it (which is very likely) the 2nd link below is the manufacturer’s cross-reference site. Chicago Rawhide is now SKF.
Dave

Look up here with dimensions:

http://www2.chicago-rawhide.com/popup_parts_lookup_457010.htm

or Put the Scott part number in here:

http://www2.chicago-rawhide.com/popup_parts_lookup_457012.htm

[joesnuffy]

Dave,
Thanks,
Joe

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[frankr]

As a last resort, it looks like there is plenty of room to fabricate a sleeve to fit a smaller seal OD. Don’t overlook stock outboard seals–generally made of stainless steel. Sierra has a chart showing sizes.

[lindy46]

Another site:
http://www.glmmarine.com/pdf/OilSeal-Or … Charts.pdf

[joesnuffy]

Frank,
Thank You, I’ll get some measurements and post them here.

Joe

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[joesnuffy]

Lindy46,
Thank you,
Joe

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[garry-in-michigan]

I don’t know if this is still good . . . 🙄

[jeff-register]

Joe,
I’m in Az & went to State Seal in downtown Phoenix. They matched my Scott seals & had a double lip seal too + No shipping costs,

[joesnuffy]

Thanks Gary and Jeff.

Joe

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