Turning Point Hub Kit #28

The Turning Point Hub Kit #28 is the marine propeller connection system that serious boaters and anglers trust to protect their investment and eliminate repeated hub failures. Built for saltwater and freshwater vessels alike, this hub kit solves one of the most common—and costly—problems on the water: gear shock damage caused by sudden load changes during acceleration, trolling gear engagement, or impact with subsurface debris. If you've experienced a stripped hub or damaged engine internals from shock loads, this kit delivers the bearing surface adaptation and shock absorption that keeps your power plant and drive system working longer between overhauls.

The Turning Point Hub Kit #28 features a dual-spline design where inner splines adapt precisely to your specific engine's shaft geometry, while the outer hub accepts a wide range of compatible propellers. This modular approach reduces gear shock and engine/drive damage by allowing controlled slip and energy absorption rather than rigid connection that transmits full shock loads to the gearbox. The kit includes a lifetime warranty—a bold statement from Turning Point that reflects confidence in durability and eliminating the expense of repeat replacements. With proper installation and maintenance, many boaters report saving 30% or more by avoiding repeated hub failures and the associated downtime during peak fishing or cruising seasons.

The Turning Point Hub Kit #28 is ideal for boats running 25 to 300+ horsepower applications where hub integrity directly affects engine longevity and resale value. Installation fits standard shaft configurations; verify your engine model and propeller bolt pattern before ordering to ensure compatibility with your drive system. Compact and lightweight at 0.75 lbs, this kit ships easily and installs quickly, making it an essential upgrade for boats frequently trolled, used in shallow water where impact risk is high, or operated by multiple drivers whose varying throttle techniques can accelerate hub wear. Keep one on board as insurance against unexpected failure during a critical fishing trip.