How to Choose the Right Replacement Coupling for Your Vehicle As a car owner, maintaining your vehicle is essential, and when it comes to power transmission, one small yet crucial part often goes unnoticed—the coupling. Whether you’re dealing with vibrations, unusual sounds, or simply doing routine maintenance, understanding how to choose the right replacement coupling […]
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03
Oct
Oct
Universal Joints vs. Jaw Couplings: Which is Best for Your Industrial Application When it comes to keeping industrial machinery running smoothly, power transmission components play a crucial role. Two popular types of couplings often used in industrial applications are universal joints (U-joints) and jaw couplings. Both have their strengths and weaknesses, but the key to […]
02
Sep
Sep
The Pros and Cons of OEM Universal Joints versus Aftermarket Options – A Consumer’s Viewpoint Universal joints (commonly referred to as U-joints) play a vital role in the functionality of your vehicle’s drivetrain. They ensure smooth transmission of power from the engine to the wheels, allowing the vehicle to operate efficiently, especially under load and […]
14
Apr
Apr
A Customer’s Journey: Replacing a Faulty Falk Coupling Introduction As a business owner, I understand the importance of maintaining a well-functioning industrial machinery. My company relies heavily on our production equipment, and any downtime can have a significant impact on our operations and bottom line. Recently, I encountered an issue with one of our critical […]
03
Apr
Apr
Advantages and Disadvantages of Jaw Couplings in Industrial Applications Introduction In the realm of industrial applications, jaw couplings have gained popularity for their ability to transmit torque while compensating for misalignment. These mechanical devices consist of two hubs connected by an elastomer element, which provides flexibility and dampens vibrations. In this article, we will explore […]
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Feb
Feb
Meritor CP279X U-JOINT ASSEMBLY
Competitor Part Number:
AEC : 14N, 279, 516, AE516Z, AECPL14N.
Alloy : 1780, 1806, 1807, CPL14N, J5116, J5279.
Autocar: 3EA01172.
Automann: 7525279X.
Borg Warner : 114104.
CMP: CM5116X, CMCPL14N, CMCPL14N1.
Caterpillar : AAT5356.
Chrysler: 1752317, 3820255, D62.
Clark : 321SB171, 6003796, 863324, 895600.
Dana : 15279X, 25279X, 5279X, DT279.
FORD: C6TZ4635G, C9TZ4635B, D3TZ4635A.
Fleetrite: ZAD11516, ZADBL14N.
GMB; G5116X, G5278X, G5279X, GGPL14R, GGPL14R, GU4000.
General Motors Corp.: 2222854, 2322136, 695909.
Hardy-Spicer: 6051160Y, K516, K5GB160.
Hough; 195318, 479468, 80481.
Mack: 201SJ14, 201SJ25.
Motor Master; 2537A, 5200AG.
Navistar; 121684R92, 21584R92, 220020H1, 240155R91, 509047R91, 607917R91, 637366C91, 656225R91, 667496R91, 667558R91, 697689R91, SMR279X.
Neapco: 2075X, 2075X1A, 40058, 40279, 4027Q.
Paccar: PAC279.
Perfection: RG516X.
Precision U-Joint: 333.
Republic; 1780, 1806, 1807, CB1600, CB1600HD, CB716, CBL14N.
TRW: 5Y530, 5Y7127.
UJS: 55116, 5514LN.
Other: S7435, SD15279X, SD5279X, SI5129X, SI5279X, TDACP279X, TWDCP279X, U0342, U0344, UJ279, UJ333, UJ333CHR.
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Feb
Feb
MOOG 608 Centering Yoke
- Warranty: Limited Lifetime Warranty
- Unit of Measure: Each
- UPC: # 746079025123
- Series: 1330
- Hardware Included: No
- Greaseable: Yes
- U-Joint Included: No
- Bearing Diameter (in): 1-1/16 Inch
- Ball Stud Size (in): 1/2 Inch
16
Feb
Feb
MOOG 607 Centering Yoke
INTERCHANGE:
- BorgWarner: 117-1782J.
- TRW Steering and Suspension Parts: 20186.
- Spicer: 210782X.
- Spicer: 211177X.
- Spicer: 211355X..
- GMB: 260-0782.
- SKF: 28CV82.
- Chicago Rawhide: 28CV82.
- Neapco OE Series: 28CV82.
- AC Delco: 45U0801.
- SKF: 7-0082.
- Chicago Rawhide: 7-0082.
- Neapco OE Series: 7-0082
- Ford: C9TZ4782A.
- Ford: D2TZ-4782-A.
- Mcquay-Norris: U9182.
16
Feb
Feb
MOOG 647 H Yoke
- Minimize the flash lines for less interference
- Cleaning process induces compressive strength for increased performance
- Machined and threaded holes for mounting ease
- Rust preventative added for longer shelf life
16
Feb
Feb
MOOG 630F Centering Flange Yoke
- Machined bodies to meet the tight tolerances
- Forged and cast material to meet the performance requirement
- Minimize the flash lines for less interference
- Cleaning process induces compressive strength for increased performance
- Machined and threaded holes for mounting ease
- Rust preventative added for longer shelf life