Propeller Hardware Kit – Johnson Evinrude OMC 40-130HP (Replaces 0769563, 0398476, 0434153, 384573)

$45.00

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Product Details

This is an aftermarket Propeller Hardware Kit – Johnson Evinrude OMC 40-130HP designed for a wide range of Johnson and Evinrude outboards. It is compatible with 2004 and later 3-cylinder models, as well as various V4 models, providing the essential components needed to securely mount your propeller.

It serves as a direct interchange for Johnson Evinrude OMC part numbers 0769563, 0398476, 0434153, and 5005034, along with aftermarket references like Emp 11-11002, GLM Marine 22235, and Sierra 18-3753.

Designed for outboard mid-size engines.
Kit includes the essential propel nut and thrust bushing.
Ensures proper propeller installation and security.

Part Number Matrix

Use this matrix to confirm equivalent references across OEM and aftermarket.

Brand	Part Number
Johnson Evinrude OMC	0769563
Johnson Evinrude OMC	0398476
Johnson Evinrude OMC	0434153
Johnson Evinrude OMC	5005034
Emp	11-11002
GLM Marine	22235
Sierra	18-3753

Engine & Model Compatibility

Confirm your engine model/year in the table below.

For Evinrude & Johnson/Evinrude Engines: This kit fits a broad range of 2-stroke and 4-stroke models from 40HP up to 130HP, covering specific year ranges from 1975 to current models.

For OMC Cobra Sterndrives: This kit is also compatible with V4/V6 models using 4.3L, 5.0L, 5.7L, and 5.8L gearcases.

Brand	Model	Rated HP	Stroke	Years	OEM Part No.	Notes
Evinrude	40HP	40	2-Stroke	AF, AG	5005034
Evinrude	50HP	50	2-Stroke	AA, AB, AF, AG	5005034
Evinrude	60HP	60	2-Stroke	AA, AB, AF, AG	5005034
Evinrude	65HP	65	2-Stroke	AB, AF	5005034
Evinrude	90HP	90	2-Stroke	2012 AA, AB, AF	5005034
Evinrude	115HP	115	2-Stroke	2012 AA, AB, AF	5005034
Evinrude	130HP	130	2-Stroke	2012 AA, AB, AF	5005034
Johnson/Evinrude	3-Cyl	40-50	2-Stroke / 4-Stroke	2004 & later	5005034
Evinrude Johnson	V4			1978–1998 (90 Degree), 1995-current (60 Degree)	5005034
Evinrude Johnson	40HP	40	2-Stroke	1984–1988	5005034
Evinrude Johnson	48HP	48	2-Stroke	1987–1988	5005034
Evinrude Johnson	50HP	50	2-Stroke	1975, 1978–1988	5005034	Small Housing
Evinrude Johnson	55HP	55	2-Stroke	1976–1981	5005034	Small Housing
Evinrude Johnson	60HP	60	2-Stroke	1980–1987	5005034	Small Housing
Evinrude Johnson	70HP	70	2-Stroke	1977–1985	5005034	Small Housing
Evinrude Johnson	75HP	75	2-Stroke	1975–1987	5005034	Small Housing
OMC Cobra	V4				5005034	Fits V4/V6 4.3L, 5.0L, 5.7L, and 5.8L gearcase

Technical Specs

Product Type: Propeller Hardware Kit
Installation: Outboard Mid-Size Engines
Dimensions: 14.5 in Length x 13.0 in Width x 2.5 in Height
Other Technical Attributes: Kit includes propel nut and thrust bushing.

What’s in the Box

1x Cotter Pin (0314502)
1x Propeller Nut Spacer (0315810)
1x 3-blade Thrust Bushing (0127084)
1x Propeller Nut (0314503)

Installation Notes

Ensure the engine is off, the ignition key is removed, and the gearshift is in the neutral position. For added safety, disconnect the battery.
Remove the old cotter pin by straightening its legs and pulling it out with pliers.
Unscrew and remove the propeller nut, washer/spacer, and the propeller itself. The thrust bushing may come off with the prop or stay on the shaft; remove it.
Clean and inspect the propeller shaft and splines for any signs of wear, damage, or fishing line entanglement. Apply a light coat of marine-grade grease to the shaft splines.
Install the new thrust bushing onto the propeller shaft, ensuring it is seated correctly against the gearcase.
Slide the propeller onto the splined shaft until it contacts the thrust bushing.
Install the new propeller nut spacer (if applicable) and thread on the new propeller nut.
Tighten the propeller nut to the manufacturer's recommended torque specification using a torque wrench. Do not overtighten.
Align a slot on the nut with the hole in the propeller shaft. If they don't align, tighten slightly until the next slot aligns; do not loosen.
Insert the new cotter pin through the hole and bend the legs securely around the nut to lock it in place.

Troubleshooting & FAQ

How do I confirm this kit fits my specific engine?

The best method is to check the part number stamped on your existing hardware or listed in your engine's service manual. Cross-reference that number with the OEM and aftermarket numbers provided in our Part Number Matrix. While our compatibility table is extensive, verifying the part number is the most accurate way to ensure a perfect fit.

What are signs my propeller hardware is failing and needs replacement?

Common signs include visible corrosion or damage to the nut or thrust washer, difficulty removing the old hardware, or a propeller that feels loose or wobbles even when the nut is tight. A humming or vibrating noise from the propeller area during operation can also indicate worn components.

Why is the thrust bushing so important?

The thrust bushing is a critical component that fits between the propeller and the gearcase housing. It absorbs the forward thrust generated by the propeller, preventing costly damage to both the propeller and the gearcase. Always use the correct thrust bushing for your application.

Can I reuse my old cotter pin or prop nut?

No. Cotter pins are single-use items designed to deform when installed and should never be reused. It is also highly recommended to replace the propeller nut and other hardware when installing a new propeller to ensure a secure, reliable fit free from worn threads or corrosion.

OEM vs. Aftermarket?

This listing is an aftermarket replacement (not OEM). Built to OEM-level specifications with comparable materials. Manufactured in an ISO 9002 facility, batch-inspected for consistency.

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Covered by a 1-year warranty against manufacturing defects under normal use. If issues arise, contact support with your order details. Returns are accepted within our standard window (unused & in original condition). See our policy page or reach out for instructions.

Safety & Important Info

Verify images/specifications vs your original part. If anything differs—even if your model appears compatible—do not purchase.
This is an aftermarket replacement, not an OEM component.
Professional installation is recommended for safety and performance.

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