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shaftline Shaftline ship machine

  • 1.rudder stock,
  • 2.rudder,
  • 3.propeller bonnet,
  • 4.propeller,
  • 5.stern frame,
  • 6.stern tube sealing,
  • 7.stern tube bearings
  • 8.stern tube,
  • 9.propeller shaft, tail shaft,
  • 10.plummer Mock, pillow block, shaft block,
  • 11.intermediate shaft,
  • 12.thrust shafts
  • 13.flywheel,
  • 14.crankshaft, shaft alley, shaft tunnel,

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