Yamaha - Shaft,propeller - 6K1-45611-10-00
Yamaha - Shaft,propeller - 6K1-45611-10-00
Yamaha - Shaft,propeller - 6K1-45611-10-00 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Learn more about PartsVu rewards
Free Shipping Over $99
Orders $99 or more ship free within the contiguous U.S. May not apply to engines or oversized orders.
Learn MoreQuick & Easy Returns
We accept returns on most items for 45 days— with no restocking fees.
Learn MoreReady to Serve
Our top priority is your ultimate satisfaction, and to get you back to boating as soon as possible.
Contact a Parts Pro
Description
Description
Yamaha - Propeller Shaft - Drivetrain Component - 6K1-45611-10-00
Overview
The Yamaha Propeller Shaft | 6K1-45611-10-00 is what takes everything your engine puts out and turns it into forward motion. When a shaft starts to wear or gets even slightly bent, you’ll feel it right away—vibration, noise, or uneven performance. It’s a critical piece inside the lower unit, and once it’s compromised, it can affect everything around it. If you’re already in there fixing damage, it’s worth doing it right with a solid shaft.
Key Features
• Direct Power Transmission – Transfers engine output straight to the propeller for consistent thrust.
• Precision Machined Shaft – Ensures proper alignment and smooth rotation under load.
• High-Strength Construction – Built to handle torque, impact, and long-term use.
• Balanced Operation – Helps reduce vibration and protect surrounding components.
• Superseded Part Update – Replaced by newer version for continued fit and performance support.
Compatibility
Compatible with select Yamaha outboard engines using this propeller shaft configuration.
Commonly used in Yamaha lower units where reliable drivetrain performance is required.
Always confirm compatibility using your engine model and part number.
FAQs
Q: What are signs this propeller shaft is damaged?
A: Vibration, unusual noise, or inconsistent prop rotation are common indicators.
Q: Can I keep running with a slightly bent shaft?
A: It’s not recommended—it can damage seals, bearings, and the lower unit over time.
Q: What does it mean that this part is superseded?
A: Yamaha replaced it with an updated version, which is now the preferred replacement.
Q: Does hitting something always bend the shaft?
A: Not always, but even small impacts can cause damage that shows up later.
Q: Is replacing this a simple job?
A: It usually requires lower unit disassembly and proper setup, so experience helps.
Specs & Engine Application
Specs & Engine Application
-
Supersessions
