Does it fit a 1 and 1/4" dia metal oar shaft?
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Yes. 1 1/4" with 1/16" wall is what I use. Provides some nice flex which adds power. Cut off a piece of 1 1/2" pvc pipe. Fit the collar over that. Secure with the colored electrical tape of your choice. Been using Scotty locks and collars for years. Great product. No wear and little friction.
1124503
The package says that they are adjustable to any oar size; however my husband did want this kind of oar collar.
1124504
Yes.1 1/4" with 1/16" wall is what I use. Provides some nice flex which adds power.Cut off a piece of 1 1/2" pvc pipe. Fit the collar over that. Secure with the colored electrical tape of your choice.Been using Scotty locks and collars for years. Great product. No wear and little friction.
1124505
No It fits a 1 and 3/4" shaft. If shaft is smaller you may be able to cut them. Oar locks are 2 and 1/2" diameter in side.
2201103
It will fit rods up to 1 1/8" diameter.RegardsAndrew - Wrenwane Customer Service Manager
1843419
Yes, it actually is built with a 1 1/4 inch steel shaft to fit your receiver. It includes a plastic sleeve that allows it to work with 2 inch receivers.
1292947
Sorry made a mistake just wanted to confirm and shaft did not fit in bore so answer is no
1679626
Yes, It does and I have also used It on Octalink BB`s which are larger shaft. I have no complaints about this tool. thank`s Robert
1692869
It will, however it will most likely give you 4.5" and you will need new drive shafts.
2030630
I do not know. I am using a straight shaft. Sorry. Try the Tanaka web site. I think they have one.
844035
Hello, M. Kolousek!Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, the SDT-185 motor spindle fits 1 1/4" drill bits.If you have any questions or concerns, please email us or call us at the number below.Thanks! Have a great day.Sincerely,Tom CupilaryToolz UnlimitedCustomer ServicePhone: 419-260-4504Fax: 734-224-7208
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the od is 1 1/4 in most oar locks are 1 1/2 - 2 in I used a piece of rubber seal from an RV slide out as a spacer to make the oar locks hold tight. I don't remember wich locks I bought but they were rated heavy duty. the oars are strong and light.
315442
Mine is a 1.98". Stainless Steel These come in a variety of sizes, including threaded versions. Additional info on sizing and type. http://www.bearingbuddy.com/model.html
257626
The only thing that doesn't fit is the adjustable collet. The 1/8" shafts all fit great.
1119384
I really can't say for sure. The shaft diameter is 3/16", and since it's the same name brand I'd probably go for it. Hope this is of some help.
2168771
Yes if you get the right size shaft. There are 2 different sizes make sure you get the right one.
293184
The shafts are about 1 3/8" - 1 1/2" in diameter, but I don't have them here to measure.There are clamp type oarlocks that would fit these, but you have to have a matching mount.I ended up buying some inexpensive matching nylon oar locks (open, non-clamp type) and mounts.However, the mouth of the oar locks were a larger diameter, so I bought a pool noodle, cut it into some short pieces and sliced them lengthwise and fit them on the oar shafts. The nylon oarlocks fit snuggly on now. The chunk of pool noodle also provides floatation in case they fall in the water. This should work fine for occasional rowing or in our case for emergencies only. The shafts are about 1 3/8" - 1 1/2" in diameter, but I don't have them here to measure.There are clamp type oarlocks that would fit these, but you have to have a matching mount.I ended up buying some inexpensive matching nylon oar locks (open, non-clamp type) and mounts.However, the mouth of the oar locks were a larger diameter, so I bought a pool noodle, cut it into some short pieces and sliced them lengthwise and fit them on the oar shafts. The nylon oarlocks fit snuggly on now. The chunk of pool noodle also provides floatation in case they fall in the water.... » Read More The shafts are about 1 3/8" - 1 1/2" in diameter, but I don't have them here to measure.There are clamp type oarlocks that would fit these, but you have to have a matching mount.I ended up buying some inexpensive matching nylon oar locks (open, non-clamp type) and mounts.However, the mouth of the oar locks were a larger diameter, so I bought a pool noodle, cut it into some short pieces and sliced them lengthwise and fit them on the oar shafts. The nylon oarlocks fit snuggly on now. The chunk of pool noodle also provides floatation in case they fall in the water. This should work fine for occasional rowing or in our case for emergencies only. « Show Less
1677632
Yes it will. Its a very easy process. Follow the instructions. Just make sure that your shaft is not pitted
394224
I'm sure they will. What size are the oar locks on the mariner 4? I can measure the diameter of these oars when I get home.
347060
Mine is a 1 1/2 inch pipe, but I'm sure you can use a reducer/adapter to fit.