Yamaha - Gear 1 (28t) - 64P-45560-10-00
Yamaha - Gear 1 (28t) - 64P-45560-10-00
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Description
Description
Yamaha - Gear 1 (28T) - Lower Unit Component - 64P-45560-10-00
Overview
When you’re inside a lower unit, gears like this are doing the heavy lifting every time you hit the throttle. A worn or chipped gear will usually let you know—noise, vibration, or just not feeling right under load. I’ve seen one bad gear start a chain reaction that takes out other components if it’s not handled early. Keeping a strong, properly matched gear in place keeps everything running smooth and reliable.
Key Features
- 28-Tooth Gear Design – Provides precise engagement for proper drivetrain operation.
- Smooth Power Transfer – Helps deliver consistent engine power through the lower unit.
- Precision Machined Teeth – Designed for clean contact and reduced wear over time.
- High-Strength Construction – Built to handle torque, load, and continuous use.
- Direct Fit Replacement – Matches Yamaha specifications for proper alignment and installation.
Engine & Boat Compatibility
- Designed for Yamaha outboard engines with gear-driven lower units
- Compatible with a range of mid-range horsepower models
- Suitable for both freshwater and saltwater applications
- Commonly used in lower unit rebuild and repair work
FAQ
Q: What does the 28T mean on this gear?
A: It refers to the number of teeth, which affects how the gear meshes and transfers power.
Q: What are the signs this gear is worn or damaged?
A: Grinding noise, vibration, or rough operation are common indicators.
Q: Should I replace other gears at the same time?
A: It’s a good idea to inspect the full gear set and replace any worn components together.
Q: What usually causes gear damage?
A: Low or contaminated gear oil, water intrusion, or impact with debris.
Q: Is this a difficult repair?
A: Gear replacement requires lower unit disassembly, so it’s best for experienced mechanics.
