What is this? Part number?

[Steve Jelf]

Actually I know what it is, I think. But I haven't found it in any parts book or catalogue. Anybody know the official name and number?

[TWrenn]

Can't tell by the length...but brake rod clevis pin?

[mtntee20]

Hello Steve,

That is a clevis pin. I just looked up Lang's and they have a whole bunch of them. You'll need to measure diameter and length to know what to order. I'm sure Snyder's has them too.

Good Luck,

[FATMAN]

T-3905 Starting crank ratchet pin if long enough, Bob

[Steve Jelf]

I was thinking clevis pin from the front and rear ends of the hand brake rods. I finally found them (2546). They're ⁵⁄₁₆", but shorter than the crank ratchet pin. It's also ⁵⁄₁₆", but longer at 1⁷⁄₁₆". As Bob says, that's 3905. Now I know which drawer it goes in.

Thanks, all

[Original Smith]

Don't forget the clutch lever. There was a discussion recently on the early style domed head clevis pins.

[Original Smith]

The clevis pin in your photo is p/n 2564, and is clearly pictured on page one in my 1925 parts book under rear axle.

[Original Smith]

That part isn't listed in my parts book under transmission control, but it is in my 1913 parts book under a different number, BUT the factory number is the same #65.

[Quickm007]

Thank you for the info, I didn't know neither... Always learning on this forum.