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This is a Spicer 1350 series driveline flange yoke, part number 3-2-119. It is a critical component for connecting the driveshaft to the transmission, transfer case, or differential via a companion flange in heavy-duty trucks like McNeilus and Terex concrete mixers. This part is essential for replacing a worn or damaged yoke to ensure reliable torque transfer and prevent driveline vibrations or failure. It features a rectangular flange design with 4 bolt holes and an outside snap ring style.
Technical Specifications
Series1350
MaterialSteel
Flange or Swing Diameter4.625 inches
Bolt Circle Diameter3.750 inches
Number of Bolt Holes4
Bolt Hole Diameter0.438 inches (Drilled)
Pilot Diameter2.750 inches (Male)
Flange Face to Centerline1.562 inches
Universal Joint Bearing Diameter1.188 inches
Outside Yoke Dimension3.875 inches
U-Joint Lock Up3.625 inches
Joint Angle20 degrees
Key Features
Genuine Spicer/Dana OEM quality part.
Designed for the heavy-duty 1350 driveline series.
Constructed from steel for strength and durability.
Features a 4-bolt rectangular flange.
Male pilot with a 2.750-inch diameter.
Secures U-joint with outside snap rings.
Fits These Mixers
McNeilus, Terex. This flange yoke is a direct cross-reference for McNeilus and Terex applications. It is compatible with driveline systems utilizing the 1350 series u-joint.
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
Sub Category
Drivelines
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