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    • 69mm 12-Tooth Retaining Ring Wrench Head, Yamaha/Mercury/Honda – YB-34447
    • 69mm 12-Tooth Retaining Ring Wrench Head, Yamaha/Mercury/Honda – YB-34447
    • 69mm 12-Tooth Retaining Ring Wrench Head, Yamaha/Mercury/Honda – YB-34447
    SKU: AMT0032-001

    69mm 12-Tooth Retaining Ring Wrench Head, Yamaha/Mercury/Honda – YB-34447

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    Remove and install 69mm, 12-tooth bearing carrier retaining rings on Yamaha, Mercury and Honda outboards. The AMT0032-001 is a 69mm, 12-tooth retaining ring wrench head that mounts to the Retaining Ring Wrench Handle (AMT0031), which slips over the prop shaft and takes a 1/2" square drive. The patent-pending spline drive carries the load through the splines, not the bolts. Nickel-plated steel for corrosion and wear resistance. Backed by the Marine Tech Tools lifetime warranty.

    Reference part numbers: YB-34447

    Fits These Motors

    • Honda BF35A, BF40A, BF45A and BF50A
    • Yamaha and Mercury outboards with the retaining rings listed below

    Fits These Parts

    • Yamaha retaining rings 697-45384-02 and 61B-45384-00
    • Mercury retaining rings 11-87769 and 11-87763
    • Honda retaining ring 41109-ZV5-000

    Not sure which one fits? Use the Retaining Ring Wrench Finder on our lower unit tools page.

    Specifications

    • Outside diameter: 69mm
    • Teeth: 12
    • Drive: AMT0031 handle (1/2" square)
    • Material: nickel-plated steel

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    R
    Roy
    The Product was very good ...

    The Product was very good and fit as needed,, As not your fault but
    the shipping FED EX sucked,, other than that great tools i have bought about 5 or 6 tools all work as should

    F
    Fishman
    Might send it back

    The tool was shown to be 69 mm o/d it measures 68.4 mm o/d, the teeth are to thick it does not go all the way on without hitting the bearing carrier on one side, so I don't know if I can turn that off or the new one on.

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