Weasler 703-3500 35 Series Weld Yoke - Round f_Driveshaft Implement End_1-3/8" - 6 Spline Clamp Yoke Lever activated for quick attachment

Name: Weasler 703-3500 35 Series Weld Yoke - Round f_Driveshaft Implement End_1-3/8" - 6 Spline Clamp Yoke Lever activated for quick attachment
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 27785884274
Price: 86.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7758 (7 reviews)

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Description

Weasler 703 3500 35 Series Weld Yoke Round f_Driveshaft Implement End_1 3 8" 6 Spline Clamp Yoke Lever activated for quick attachment Lever activated for quick attachment and release from fitting Weasler’s Shear Pin Yoke features a pin (bolt) that extends through the yoke and if broken during operation will spin 96 pounds 2 kilograms Bore 1 1 Service Instructions Universal Joint — Service Document

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