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This is a driveline U-bolt kit for securing a 1310 series universal joint, which is a critical component for transferring power from the transmission to the mixer gearbox on concrete trucks. This kit is a necessary replacement part for routine driveline maintenance or when a universal joint fails, to ensure a secure and reliable connection. The components are made from high-strength steel to withstand the operational stresses of heavy-duty vehicles. This kit is compatible with yokes that accommodate a 1.062-inch (1 1/16 inch) bearing cap diameter.
Technical Specifications
Series1310/1330
Fits Bearing Cap Diameter1.062 in
Thread Size5/16-24
Center-to-Center of Studs1.406 in
Stud Length1.726 in
Thread Length0.550 in
Recommended Torque14-17 ft-lbs
Key Features
Fits 1310 and 1330 series universal joints
Secures U-joint to the driveline yoke
Made from high-strength steel for durability
Includes two U-bolts, four lock washers, and four nuts
Designed for yokes with 1.062-inch bearing cap diameters
Fits These Mixers
McNeilus, Terex. This U-bolt kit is designed for McNeilus and Terex concrete mixer trucks equipped with 1310 series driveline components. It is a universal kit that fits any 1310 or 1330 series u-bolt style pinion yoke, transfer case yoke, or transmission yoke designed for a 1.062-inch (1 1/16th) bearing cap diameter.
All measurements ± standard manufacturing tolerance.
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Specifications
Specifications
Sub Category
Drivelines
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