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This is a replacement driveline strap and bolt kit for securing universal joints in heavy-duty truck drivelines. The kit includes two steel straps and four self-locking bolts, manufactured by Spicer. It is used to fasten a U-joint with 1.188-inch diameter bearing caps to a companion flange on equipment such as McNeilus concrete mixers. This kit is a crucial service part, as straps are designed for a single use and should be replaced whenever the driveline is serviced to ensure a secure connection and prevent failure.
Technical Specifications
Series1350 / 1410
Fits Bearing Cap Diameter1.188 in (1 3/16 in)
Center-to-Center Bolt Distance1.806 in
Bolt Thread0.312-24 (5/16"-24)
Bolt Length0.750 in
Recommended Bolt Torque25-32 ft-lbs
MaterialSteel
Key Features
Fits Spicer 1350 and 1410 series universal joints.
Kit includes two steel straps and four 5/16"-24 self-locking bolts.
Direct cross-reference for McNeilus part numbers 1104280 and 3324982.
Manufactured by Spicer/Dana to OEM standards for durability.
Fits These Mixers
McNeilus, Terex. Confirmed to fit McNeilus rear discharge mixers using 1350 series driveline components. While this kit is for the common 1350 driveline series used on heavy-duty trucks, specific fitment for Terex models has not been confirmed, though it is likely compatible with their 1350 series drivelines.
All measurements ± standard manufacturing tolerance.
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Specifications
Specifications
Sub Category
Drivelines
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