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· Courtney the Dancer
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HOLY COW! $900 bucks for a 1.5" coupling, it better be made out of titanium or something. It does look like a good coupling though.
 

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HOLY COW! $900 bucks for a 1.5" coupling, it better be made out of titanium or something.
Yeah and that doesn't include Don't forget to buy Uniset 4/5 Adapter Bolts.:)
 

· One of None
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sailboats have 1.5" shafts??? Or do ships? giggle, drive saver is designed to "break" Who likes that idea?
 

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Non-tapered clamping hub ensures easy installation and dismantling of the shaft assembly
That's the sweet sounding part, to me. ...if it works.

It is expensive, but you wouldn't have to buy a coupling for the shaft. This is both coupling and "flexible-coupling". With the "drive saver" or PYI Flexible Coupling, one still must buy a coupling... FWIW.
 
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