Clutches

Find reliable marine clutches and transmission components at Bosun's Locker for smooth power transfer and precise boat control. Our range includes forward-neutral-reverse clutches, shift cables, control levers, and replacement parts designed for dependable operation in marine drivetrains. Whether you're maintaining your engine on the Gold Coast or upgrading control systems, we stock quality clutch components built to handle the demands of marine propulsion systems.

Clutches: Quality You Can Trust
Bosun's Locker supplies premium marine clutches engineered for precise engagement and long-lasting performance under demanding conditions. Our collection features mechanical cone clutches, hydraulic clutch assemblies, dog clutch mechanisms for sailboat drives, direct-drive transmission units, and complete clutch housings with integrated cooling systems. Each component incorporates hardened wear surfaces, corrosion-resistant materials, positive engagement mechanisms, and robust bearings designed to transfer power efficiently while withstanding constant immersion and high-load cycling. We stock genuine OEM replacement clutches, friction discs, pressure plates, throw-out bearings, and rebuild kits for major marine engine brands. Brisbane and SE Queensland boaters rely on our clutch components for their ability to deliver smooth shifting, reliable neutral positioning, and years of trouble-free service in both inboard and sterndrive applications.

Comprehensive Range of Clutches: All Your Needs Covered
Our marine clutch selection covers transmission components for various engine configurations and control systems. Browse complete clutch assemblies for popular inboard engines, replacement friction materials and pressure springs, shift fork mechanisms and detent systems, clutch cables with end fittings and adjusters, hydraulic clutch actuators and master cylinders, bell housings and adapter plates, pilot bearings and thrust washers, shift control levers for helm mounting, single and dual-station control cables, plus alignment tools and installation hardware. We carry service parts including seals, gaskets, fasteners, and lubricants specifically formulated for marine clutch systems. Our range ensures compatibility with leading marine engine manufacturers, and our website provides detailed specifications to help you identify the exact components needed for repairs or upgrades.

Expert Advice and Support: Your Boating Partner
Bosun's Locker is your trusted marine drivetrain specialist serving the Tweed Coast and greater Gold Coast boating community. Our knowledgeable team understands the critical role clutches play in vessel maneuverability and can provide guidance on component selection, adjustment procedures, troubleshooting techniques, and preventative maintenance schedules. We're here to help you diagnose shifting problems, identify worn components, and source the correct replacement parts for various engine makes and models. Whether you're performing routine clutch adjustments, rebuilding a transmission, or upgrading to improved control systems, our team delivers expert technical support backed by quality marine drivetrain components. Shop our clutch collection online now or contact us for personalised advice on maintaining your boat's transmission and control systems.

- Questions

How do I know when my marine clutch needs replacement?

Signs include difficult shifting, slipping under load, grinding noises, or failure to engage properly. Regular inspection during engine service prevents failures.

What's the difference between mechanical and hydraulic marine clutches?

Mechanical clutches use cables for direct control and suit smaller engines. Hydraulic systems provide smoother engagement and work better for larger vessels.

How often should marine clutches be serviced?

Inspect clutch adjustment and cable condition annually. Replace friction materials every 500-1000 hours depending on usage and load conditions.

Can I adjust my boat's clutch myself or do I need a marine mechanic?

Basic cable adjustments suit DIY maintenance with proper guidance. Internal clutch work requires mechanical experience and specialized tools for correct alignment.