Pitman arm Key
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LugnutKJM
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Pitman arm Key
My Pittman arm Key is missing on the 25 coupe I am putting together, i know its a 1/4" wide does anyone know how long it is?
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Scott_Conger
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Re: Pitman arm Key
I am not looking at one, but if it is truly 1/4" wide, then:
Woodruff Key #15
1/4 x 1
it is a standard machinery part
Woodruff Key #15
1/4 x 1
it is a standard machinery part
Scott Conger
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DanTreace
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Re: Pitman arm Key
Part # 3548, Pitman ball arm key, 1/4" wide x 7/8" long x 11/32" tall.
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Scott_Conger
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Re: Pitman arm Key
Dan
thank you for making that correction
thank you for making that correction
Scott Conger
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DanTreace
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Re: Pitman arm Key
Scott
Sure! Just happy to have my 1920 Parts and Price list handy, the early ones have a lot of part dimensions shown.
Sure! Just happy to have my 1920 Parts and Price list handy, the early ones have a lot of part dimensions shown.
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Norman Kling
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Re: Pitman arm Key
That key is shaped like a half circle. I think it's called a Woodruff Key. What I did was to take the pitman arm to an auto parts store and got a key which fits in the slot in the arm. It seemed to fit right into the shaft and works just fine.
Norm
Norm