Crankshaft Spacer GF30 OS4A008000 for O.S. Engine Drive Assemblies  [OS4A008000]

O.S. ENGINES DRIVE WASHER GF30
Price:
NZD$28.44
Brand:
O.S. Engine
Model:
OS4A008000
GTIN:
4531028155879
Condition:
Brand New
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Precision GF30 Drive Washer for O.S. Engine Crankshafts

The O.S. Engine Drive Washer GF30 (OS4A008000) is designed as a dedicated spacer for O.S. nitro engine crankshaft assemblies. Though small, this washer performs the vital task of keeping the correct axial gap where the prop or coupling contacts the crankshaft.

During crankshaft rebuilds the washer interfaces directly with the crank and surrounding hardware. Its function is to preserve a repeatable axial position and limit lateral movement that could upset driveline alignment or create unwanted vibration in model engines.

Installation is simple: install the washer in the correct sequence on the crankshaft, confirm it seats evenly against adjoining parts, and check that the assembly rotates freely before finalising the build. For proper interchange, always confirm OS4A008000 and compare shaft geometry rather than presuming compatibility across brands.

Specifications

  • Item: Drive Washer GF30
  • Material: Not specified by manufacturer
  • Model Number: OS4A008000
  • Compatibility: Crankshaft parts for O.S. Engine nitro engines

When servicing O.S. engine crankshafts, use the OS4A008000 washer to preserve axial spacing and consistent alignment; always verify the part number and fitment before purchase.

Interchangeability depends on the crankshaft shoulder and overall geometry. Confirm measurements for the specific engine model before swapping washers.
Check shaft diameter, shoulder thickness, and the axial clearance required by adjacent components to ensure the OS4A008000 will seat correctly.
Material can affect wear and stiffness, but the manufacturer does not specify the material. Focus on correct sizing and seating for reliable alignment.
It is placed against the crankshaft shoulder in the sequence specified by the manufacturer so the prop or coupling sits at the intended axial location.

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