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4X New Propeller Drive/Shear Pin For Johnson Evinrude 10HP 18HP 20HP 25HP 307949

4X New Propeller Drive/Shear Pin For Johnson Evinrude 10HP 18HP 20HP 25HP 307949

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Propeller Drive/Shear Pin Set for Johnson Evinrude

This set of four propeller drive/shear pins is designed for Johnson Evinrude outboard motors, providing a sacrificial link that protects the propeller and lower unit from damage during impact, with OEM part number 307949.

Overview

These propeller drive/shear pins are essential spare parts for Johnson Evinrude outboards, specifically engineered to break when the propeller strikes an obstruction, preventing costly damage to the drive train. Each pin is precision-manufactured to match original specifications, ensuring reliable performance and easy replacement. Ideal for boaters who want to keep a spare set on hand for quick fixes on the water.

Built For Performance

  • Precision-machined to exact OEM tolerances for a perfect fit
  • Made from hardened steel to withstand normal propeller torque
  • Includes 4 pins for multiple replacements or spares
  • Corrosion-resistant finish for long life in marine environments
  • Simple to install without special tools
  • Ensures proper propeller engagement and release when needed

Fits These Machines

  • for Johnson Evinrude 10HP
  • for Johnson Evinrude 18HP
  • for Johnson Evinrude 20HP
  • for Johnson Evinrude 25HP

On-The-Job Use

  • Replacing a broken shear pin after striking a submerged object
  • Routine maintenance to prevent propeller damage
  • Used in freshwater or saltwater boating
  • For small outboards used on fishing boats, dinghies, and utility craft
  • Keeping a spare set onboard for emergency repair

Specs At A Glance

Type Propeller Drive/Shear Pin
Part Number(s) 307949
Quantity 4

Good To Know

Q: What is the purpose of a shear pin? A: It is designed to break when the propeller hits an obstruction, absorbing the impact and protecting the drive train from expensive damage.

Q: How do I know when to replace the shear pin? A: If the propeller spins freely but the engine revs without moving the boat, the pin is likely broken and should be replaced immediately.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

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