Just got my first long tail motor and the shafts seized on that bushin, this video is by far the best I seen yet on showin and explaining how to swap em out, thanks for it bud! Boutta go out and work on mine with a little more knowledge now!
my bushing is popping out about a half inch. i just recently got my swamp runner so im betting its the bayou bushing but showing how to take it out and re drill was very helpful!! thank you!!!
You might could try putting some antiseize on the tapered portion of the shaft under the prop, it should help keep the shaft from corroding and making the prop stick.
anti seize has a bite back effect, prop will slide in more than necessary and crack with the pressure, i've seen it many times with compressor flying wheels.
The shaft they provide with the kit is super heavy duty! Aint nothing going to break that shaft on the water! When my kit was delivered, I got upset with the FedEx driver for just dropping it on my front porch. But it did nothing to the shaft.
Thanks Man. I have a very old Go-Devil which needs a bushing and I wanted to try this but I Can't order because I do not own a SPS. Do you know anywhere I can buy these from that will sell them?
@@BlackWarriorLures Nevermind, the Go Devil has left me stranded for the last time! I am about to order a Medium kit for a 13 Horse Electric start Predator.
I need to pick up some of those little screws that go through the shaft into the bushing. Would you know what size I should get and what kind they are?
How has the bushing held up? Thinking after three seasons I should change mine out lol. Still pretty snug with the delrin original but I have taken up old decoy line twice now and it couldn't hurt to get something new on there.
As I watch you tapping in the new BAYOU BUSHING I notice small shard of the bushing peeling of and exiting through the anchor screw hole-- that tells me it is a plastic.
Oh, I forget. I'd have to check my manual. I don't where my manual is. It's best to talk to Mud Skipper to find out their maintenance procedures and timelines. I don;t know if it's the same and Swamp Runner.
I'e gone out with melted bushing before and didn't have any problems. It's best to get two or three bushings if you stick with the Delrin. again with maintenance issues, ask the people who sold you the unit as they have the best knowledge on your unit type and brand.
@@coltonbaker1305 Oh, you'd have to ask Mr. Dobbs about that. I have no idea how their Web site works. It's always best to call them sense they are selling it.
Dang we need to get back on the water and get some fish. Perfect time of year for a fish fry Seriously thinking about opening a bait and tackle shop that rents these skinny water swamp runner's on a day or weekend rate
Generally with the pink/orange Delrin types the melted one won't have much play in it at all. The wooden ones develop a lot of play and have to be replace more often. That's why they originally switched to Delrin. But it melts if it is run of water for too long or gets tanlged in fishing line or what have you. This new material doesn't have any of the problems of wood or Delrin. I don;t know what the material is, but it is so much better.
No, the manual states to use threadlock. There is good reason as the Thailanders have spent 50 or 60 years perfecting the design and found that threadlock on the bras propeller nut is the most secure way to mount it.
I'm confused about what you're asking. Are you asking if what I said the word delrin. Or are you asking if the material is made of delrin. If the later, no, it is not made of delrin. I mentioned that the kit originally came with a delrin bushing. The problem with delrin is that is melts given the friction form the shaft if you run it out of water over time. If it get caught with weeds or fishing line it will melt. This is a new materials, and as I said in the video, Mr. Dobbs isn't saying what the material is.
Okay, did you watch the video? Did you miss the part were i said the original kit came with a delrin bushing, the problems associated with delrin on longtail, and the need for a different material. I know what delirin, and this is not delrin.
My friend we have channel cats in the sand bottom river. I have never fished for catfish really. More of lake walleye type. When I get my awesome sand river runner good to go I will buy some of your designs. My pleasure. Help out us on person designers !!!
I'd appreciate it. The lower part of my river is sandy instead of rocky. I catch a lot of channel cats there are well. Honestly a lot of walleye methods for well for catfishing!
Yeah, I don't know that brand very well. I can't say, but it's a good idea to buy two or three if all they are those pink/orange Delrin bushings. I'd call them and ask them. I don't know what their customer support is like.
Hello My Friend I am watching again!! You are a good and true man. Information from a life long Heavy equipment AG Mechanic and Engine and Transmission builder. And Specialty equipment designer and one man small buisiness owner .Thank you for showing truth!!Information I am searching for from Swamp runner about their Bayou Bushing just a round about material that those bushings are made of for $100 extra purchasing a shaft. True info for you ok --Delerin is 3M composite Plastic low pressure low heat AND HERE IS THE KICKER IT IS NOT MADE OR RECOMMENDED IN ANY USE WITH CONTACT WITH WATER !!! Can You tell me if the Bayou Bushing is a type of plastic PLEASE !! Truth is There is no type of plastic polymer or ptfe or hdpe or umhw plastics designed or allowed by the manufacturers specifications to be a bushing or bearing in contact with water. The Truth My Friend !! Not even oil impregnated sintered bronze bushings ie. Oilite bronze bushings they try to sell ARE NOT RECOMMENDED TO RUN IN WATER !!! Only CARBON GRAPHITE BUSHINGS ARE DESIGNED AND RECOMMENDED FOR WATER AND GASOLINE AND NON OIL BASED LIQUIDS. That is why I am asking you if the BAYOU BUSHINGS ARE A TYPE OF PLASTIC BUSHING--High Density Carbon Graphite bushings are basically a carbon steel type of bushing with no steel ingredients in it . They are only graphite formed under high temp and pressure. 99.99% carbon. Thank you for your time. Please get back to me on if the Bayou Bushings are a plastic. I Love Your Videos My Friend !! I have new project building soon. 1438 .052 Aluminium hull jon boat make shallow water ( 5 inches or less ) Sand bottom river runner in north east nebraska with a long tail 13hp Predator and one of a kind sand water proof hull and outdrive !! It is a major challenging designing feat. I will do it. I am self taught. I have John Deere Certs and welding degree and electrician degree from trade school in the 1980s. I love to design and build ONE OF A KINDS in anything : ) Gods Bless You Every Day My FRIEND !!!!
I don't know what it's made out of. After two years of using it, it's just getting broken in well. With my newest motor, the 420 Predator, I just got the standard shaft, the non-Bayou Bushing. The standard shaft no longer has the pink Delrin bushing at all, so even the standard shaft is better. It's some kind of green something. You're better off spending $10 extra dollars for the 100 inch standard shaft. You can always get the Bayou Bushing later if you want. The wooden internal bushing and the current rear bushing have powered the whole country of Thailand for, what 60 years?
What’s their phone number to that shop or website
www.mudmotorkit.com/
Just got my first long tail motor and the shafts seized on that bushin, this video is by far the best I seen yet on showin and explaining how to swap em out, thanks for it bud! Boutta go out and work on mine with a little more knowledge now!
Happy to help!
my bushing is popping out about a half inch. i just recently got my swamp runner so im betting its the bayou bushing but showing how to take it out and re drill was very helpful!! thank you!!!
You might could try putting some antiseize on the tapered portion of the shaft under the prop, it should help keep the shaft from corroding and making the prop stick.
anti seize has a bite back effect, prop will slide in more than necessary and crack with the pressure, i've seen it many times with compressor flying wheels.
The shaft they provide with the kit is super heavy duty! Aint nothing going to break that shaft on the water!
When my kit was delivered, I got upset with the FedEx driver for just dropping it on my front porch. But it did nothing to the shaft.
It surely ain't no toy!
Great video..... I’d like to see the entire shaft pulled out to see what’s on the opposite end.
I have some assembly videos if you search the channel.
Good stuff my friend! I have started my own project boat and this info is very helpful!
hehe! Glad it helped. I hope to finish the jon boat I was building here soon. Let me know how your unit turns out.
I just got a mew Bayou bushing tail, man it is tight ... There are many more bushings along the tail, not just that one on the end.
Yup! That's correct. Whole bunch of bushing inside the shaft housing. I think Mr Dobbs offers a tail with all Bayou bushings.
do these fit the mud skipper kit? I know the mud skipper bushings fit the SPS kit so Id think they would be cross platform
I don't know if they will fit. I do know that Mr. Dobbs won't sell you one unless you have an SPS kit.
Thanks Man. I have a very old Go-Devil which needs a bushing and I wanted to try this but I Can't order because I do not own a SPS. Do you know anywhere I can buy these from that will sell them?
Na, I don't know. I've only ever owned an SPS. Sorry.
@@BlackWarriorLures Nevermind, the Go Devil has left me stranded for the last time! I am about to order a Medium kit for a 13 Horse Electric start Predator.
I need to pick up some of those little screws that go through the shaft into the bushing. Would you know what size I should get and what kind they are?
I really don't know what kind they are. I bought mine from Mr. Dobbs at Swamp Runner.
How has the bushing held up? Thinking after three seasons I should change mine out lol. Still pretty snug with the delrin original but I have taken up old decoy line twice now and it couldn't hurt to get something new on there.
Oh, man, after nearly a whole season it's just barely broken it good, lol! This thing is the real deal.
Nice I'll have to give them a call one of these days.
As I watch you tapping in the new BAYOU BUSHING I notice small shard of the bushing peeling of and exiting through the anchor screw hole-- that tells me it is a plastic.
Yeah, I don't know what it is. Just get the standard shaft. The standard shaft is already tougher than anything else on the market.
Thanks for that video that's nice
Glad to help.
#NotSponsored got you another Subscriber! Go-Devil Owner here in FL. Wonder if that Bushing would work on a Go Devil?
I don't know if it would work wit ha Go Devil, but I can guarantee Mr. Dobbs won't sell you one. He only sells them to SPS owners.
How often do you need to keep it greased and what could happen if there is not enough grease
You don't have to grease the Bayou Bushing at all. It's self-lubricating.
Black Warrior Lures I’m talking about the orange plastic bushings
Oh, I forget. I'd have to check my manual. I don't where my manual is. It's best to talk to Mud Skipper to find out their maintenance procedures and timelines. I don;t know if it's the same and Swamp Runner.
Black Warrior Lures okay thank you because my bushing is melted and I was just wondering if it’s still okay to take it out
I'e gone out with melted bushing before and didn't have any problems. It's best to get two or three bushings if you stick with the Delrin. again with maintenance issues, ask the people who sold you the unit as they have the best knowledge on your unit type and brand.
Grove in bushing is for the grease to enter the bushing better imo.
Mr. Dobbs said it was for water drainage.
@@BlackWarriorLures Dobbs is right no grease will stay there
I’m about to order a large kit With a wood bushing, if I get a bayou will it still fit or do I need the heavy duty shaft?
Yeah, they all fit.
@@BlackWarriorLures when I go to order the kit is there a way I can put it
In my cart and buy it all together or do I gotta buy the kit first?
@@coltonbaker1305 Oh, you'd have to ask Mr. Dobbs about that. I have no idea how their Web site works. It's always best to call them sense they are selling it.
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Dang we need to get back on the water and get some fish. Perfect time of year for a fish fry
Seriously thinking about opening a bait and tackle shop that rents these skinny water swamp runner's on a day or weekend rate
It's worth a shot. Talk to Mr. Dobbs about it down at Swamp Runner: www.mudmotorkit.com/
How’s she holding up
Just getting broken in good!!!
Interesting, looks like a graphite composite.
I'm guessing it's a composite of some kind.
Yeah, Swam Runners doesn't let people know about the innovations they're doing very well.
I'm thinking it is a product called Torlon or something close to that. Its a polymer filled with graphite.
Ahh! Now that makes since!
How do you get a melted one out because I just bought a boat and the bushing is melted
You use vice grips and pull like your trying to pull an oak tree out of the ground.
Generally with the pink/orange Delrin types the melted one won't have much play in it at all. The wooden ones develop a lot of play and have to be replace more often. That's why they originally switched to Delrin. But it melts if it is run of water for too long or gets tanlged in fishing line or what have you.
This new material doesn't have any of the problems of wood or Delrin. I don;t know what the material is, but it is so much better.
I forgot to say that you have to remove the screws holding the bushing in as well. Also running a Delrin bushing in the water, the water cools it off.
Black Warrior Lures okay thank you love the channel
Black Warrior Lures okay thank you love the channel
Hey good video, thanks brother!
Glad to help.
Nice glove man
thx
Do you use anti seize on the prop ever?
No, the manual states to use threadlock. There is good reason as the Thailanders have spent 50 or 60 years perfecting the design and found that threadlock on the bras propeller nut is the most secure way to mount it.
Black Warrior Lures sounds good. How's the new bushing holding up? Thanks for the videos.
Doing well! After eight months, it's barely getting broken in, lol. They're just that durable.
Material looks like Bokure™ URETHANE - B701
Ah! Never heard of it. Googling it now. . .Yup! Totally looks like a prime suspect to me.
They're called locking washers!
Okay.
Is it delrin?
I'm confused about what you're asking. Are you asking if what I said the word delrin. Or are you asking if the material is made of delrin. If the later, no, it is not made of delrin. I mentioned that the kit originally came with a delrin bushing. The problem with delrin is that is melts given the friction form the shaft if you run it out of water over time. If it get caught with weeds or fishing line it will melt.
This is a new materials, and as I said in the video, Mr. Dobbs isn't saying what the material is.
Delrin is a type of hard machinable plastic
Okay, did you watch the video? Did you miss the part were i said the original kit came with a delrin bushing, the problems associated with delrin on longtail, and the need for a different material.
I know what delirin, and this is not delrin.
Delrin it no have a friction i proppeller still wise in water
does anyone know where I can buy any type of prop shaft bushing. I can find any online. most companies won't sell unless you buy one of their kits.
That's why I always tell people to buy from a company that will back their product like SPS.
My friend we have channel cats in the sand bottom river. I have never fished for catfish really. More of lake walleye type. When I get my awesome sand river runner good to go I will buy some of your designs. My pleasure. Help out us on person designers !!!
I'd appreciate it. The lower part of my river is sandy instead of rocky. I catch a lot of channel cats there are well. Honestly a lot of walleye methods for well for catfishing!
My shaft wont spin but the motor will work without shaft connected bushing is melted do you think if i change bushings it will work again
Well, it's hard to say without looking at it. If you don't mind what kit did you buy?
Kkk
Yeah, I don't know that brand very well. I can't say, but it's a good idea to buy two or three if all they are those pink/orange Delrin bushings. I'd call them and ask them. I don't know what their customer support is like.
Ok thanks
I'll pay shipping if you want to try my Catman Hooks. Try Three. They're on me! www.blackwarriorlures.com/product/3catmanhooks/
How big do your hooks come. Im asking cause I run bank poles and i use 8/0 to 10/0 and if they are that big I would like to mabey try some.
YOU SHOW EASY WORK. SHOW ME HOW TO CHANGE THE INTERNAL BUSHING.
No need to yell. Contact the manufacturer or importer on how to change the internal bushings.
Hello My Friend I am watching again!! You are a good and true man. Information from a life long Heavy equipment AG Mechanic and Engine and Transmission builder. And Specialty equipment designer and one man small buisiness owner .Thank you for showing truth!!Information I am searching for from Swamp runner about their Bayou Bushing just a round about material that those bushings are made of for $100 extra purchasing a shaft. True info for you ok --Delerin is 3M composite Plastic low pressure low heat AND HERE IS THE KICKER IT IS NOT MADE OR RECOMMENDED IN ANY USE WITH CONTACT WITH WATER !!! Can You tell me if the Bayou Bushing is a type of plastic PLEASE !! Truth is There is no type of plastic polymer or ptfe or hdpe or umhw plastics designed or allowed by the manufacturers specifications to be a bushing or bearing in contact with water. The Truth My Friend !! Not even oil impregnated sintered bronze bushings ie. Oilite bronze bushings they try to sell ARE NOT RECOMMENDED TO RUN IN WATER !!! Only CARBON GRAPHITE BUSHINGS ARE DESIGNED AND RECOMMENDED FOR WATER AND GASOLINE AND NON OIL BASED LIQUIDS. That is why I am asking you if the BAYOU BUSHINGS ARE A TYPE OF PLASTIC BUSHING--High Density Carbon Graphite bushings are basically a carbon steel type of bushing with no steel ingredients in it . They are only graphite formed under high temp and pressure. 99.99% carbon. Thank you for your time. Please get back to me on if the Bayou Bushings are a plastic. I Love Your Videos My Friend !! I have new project building soon. 1438 .052 Aluminium hull jon boat make shallow water ( 5 inches or less ) Sand bottom river runner in north east nebraska with a long tail 13hp Predator and one of a kind sand water proof hull and outdrive !! It is a major challenging designing feat. I will do it. I am self taught. I have John Deere Certs and welding degree and electrician degree from trade school in the 1980s. I love to design and build ONE OF A KINDS in anything : ) Gods Bless You Every Day My FRIEND !!!!
I don't know what it's made out of. After two years of using it, it's just getting broken in well. With my newest motor, the 420 Predator, I just got the standard shaft, the non-Bayou Bushing. The standard shaft no longer has the pink Delrin bushing at all, so even the standard shaft is better. It's some kind of green something. You're better off spending $10 extra dollars for the 100 inch standard shaft.
You can always get the Bayou Bushing later if you want. The wooden internal bushing and the current rear bushing have powered the whole country of Thailand for, what 60 years?
I read this as son thing delse
I'm not sure what you mean?
I read it as something else srry for my 4 year old spelling lmao
I can’t believe that you didn’t clean up that shaft.
It's a Thai longtail, my friend. There's no use.