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Advance Fas Tie Rod End Right Hand Marmon Harrington
Tie Rod End · Right Hand
This is a replacement right-hand (RH) tie rod end for the steering system on Terex Advance front discharge concrete mixers that utilize a Marmon-Herrington front axle. The tie rod end is a critical wear component in the steering linkage that connects the tie rod to the steering arm on the wheel knuckle. Replacement is necessary when the original part fails or shows signs of wear, such as looseness or play, which can lead to improper wheel alignment and unsafe steering. This specific part features a Type 1 straight design with an M38x1.5 right-hand thread.
Technical Specifications
Rod OD (A)M38
Thread Pitch & Direction1.5 (RH)
Center to End (B)5.312 inches
Height of Taper (C)3.031 inches
Taper Minor Dia. (D)1.187 inches
Taper Major Dia. (E)1.500 inches
Type1
Key Features
Direct replacement for Terex OEM part 16764.
Designed for use on Marmon-Herrington front steer axles.
Features a right-hand thread pitch of M38x1.5.
Type 1 straight body design.
Critical component for maintaining proper vehicle steering and alignment.
Fits These Mixers
Terex, Terex Advance, Oshkosh. Fits Terex Advance front discharge mixer trucks equipped with Marmon-Herrington MT22 front drive axles. It is the right-hand, or curbside, tie rod end.
All measurements ± standard manufacturing tolerance.
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Specifications
Specifications
Manufacturer
Terex
Sub Category
Axle And Suspension
Documentation
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