How To Install A Mercury: Flo-Torq II Hub Assembly Kit
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- čas přidán 11. 06. 2017
- Our prop expert, Andreas Kuppe, explains how to install a Mercury Marine Flo-TorQ II Hub Assembly Kit.
Flo TorQ II modular propellers let you easily switch props, change pitch, change from aluminum to stainless, or replace a bent propeller. Just remove the old prop and slip on a new one. When large underwater obstructions are encountered, the Delrin sleeve of the Flo-Torq II System is designed to "break away" following impact, ensuring that damage to the engine, engine drive, and propeller is kept to a minimum.
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The tip for using the thrust washer is outstanding. Thank you.
Thank you for this video! Immediately made what seemed a little confusing totally simple.
Nice and simple tutorial. Thank you!
Thanks for this video! It's really appreciated
Thank you. Looking for a video like this!
Thanks for helping out!
Hi I'm working at brook here in fond du lac WI I did all of those things that I have been working on
Also there is probably a specific torque that nut should be tight too
All my local shops only carry the quicksilver. What part number for the quicksilver do I need for a 2008 mercury optimax 90hp 2 stroke?
I have a 2018 mercury 100 hp command thrust with today a black max aluminium 17p that slips on the water under hard accelration or trimming out on the outboard. I bought a slightly used mercury vengeance 19p can i use the samme flo torq ii hub kit i use on the black max on this vengeance prop?
It would have been nice to mention the torque setting of the nut after replacement,
Do the Mercury Trophy Sport SS hubs use this system?
Nice video man but my hub kit came with a inserted pice it’s inside the bushing I didn’t see it on yours is it normal ..??
Hi, Fidel.
This is the Flo-Torq II Hub Kit from Mercury. Is that the same as what you purchased? If you want to send us a picture, Andreas can totally take a look and give you some advice. You can send it to andreas@recreationalpowersports.com and explain that you saw his CZcams video for this kit.
Or, if you'd prefer to chat over the phone, you give him a call toll free at 1-866-535-1004 Monday-Friday 8am-5pm MST.
We look forward to chatting props with you!
- Sydney, Recreational Power Sports
Pretty sure you're talking about P/N 23-856163A1, it's an extra bushing that is recommended for the surface piercing props (Fury, Tempest, Torrent, etc).
Hi there i have an 5.7 v8 mercury (sea ray 190 from 1996). You told in the video that all models from 2000 fit this kit. So i can’t put this kit in my propeller because its from 1996?
Hi, Raymond!
I would say that roughly 1996-2000 had the built in hub kit, whereas 2000 and newer Mercury started building the removable hub kit. So that hub will work it just didn't come with it from OEM.
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Thanks!
- Julie, Recreational Power Sports
Thank you so much for your answer, great service! Realy appriciated
To be sure. Its possible remove the original hub en place the new hub kit.
Will this hub kit fit on a New V8 250? Or am I doing something wrong
Or a v8 300?
So I can put one of thees on my 1984 50 hp mariner?
Hi, Charles.
I don't believe this is the correct hub kit for your machine, unless you have a BigFoot model. If you would like to speak with one of our prop experts, the can help you find the correct hub kit for your Mariner.
Give us a call toll free at 1-866-535-1004 (Monday-Friday 8am-5pm MST). If you end up wanting to order the hub kit or other parts through us, we do ship Canada wide!
We look forward to chatting props with you!
- Sydney, Recreational Power Sports
Says "rubber mallet", uses a deadblow hammer instead. 🤷
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Completely wrong about prop falling off in reverse , all us racers never put the locking tab on because we change props from time to time. Tabs not needed at all if nylon locking nut is in good shape .