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This cylinder pivot block cap, also known as a pivot lug, is designed for the truck side (base end) of the hydraulic cylinder on McNeilus Bridgemaster V (BMV) auxiliary axle systems. It secures the hydraulic cylinder that controls the deployment and retraction of the trailer axle, ensuring proper alignment and load distribution. Manufactured from high-grade alloy, it provides the durability required to withstand the heavy hydraulic pressures and mechanical stress of rear discharge mixer operations. It is an essential replacement part for maintaining the functionality of the Bridgemaster axle system.
Technical Specifications
Length4 inches
Width2 inches
Height1.5 inches
Weight2.8 lbs
MaterialHigh-grade alloy
Bore/Pin Size1.50 inches
Mounting PositionBase End (Truck Side)
Key Features
Designed specifically for the truck side (base end) of the BMV hydraulic cylinder
1.50-inch pivot lug block design for precise pin fitment
High-grade alloy construction for maximum durability and wear resistance
Direct replacement for McNeilus OEM part 1105803 and Con-Tech 720093
Fits These Mixers
McNeilus, Con-Tech, CBMW, Kimble. Fits McNeilus rear discharge mixers equipped with the Bridgemaster V (BM5) auxiliary trailer axle system. Mounts to the truck side (base end) of the axle deployment hydraulic cylinder.
All measurements ± standard manufacturing tolerance.
Product descriptions are drafted with automated tools and reviewed as time allows. While we work to keep them accurate, specifications and fitment should be confirmed with a Customer Service specialist at 800-745-3414 before purchase. Found an error? Let us know and we’ll fix it.
Specifications
Specifications
Manufacturer
McNeilus
Sub Category
Axle and Trailer
Documentation
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