Product Summary

  • Ball is made form 52100 steel that is heat treated and hard chrome plated
  • Body features a alloy steel construction that is then heat treated and finished with a black oxide coating
  • Available in your choice of LH or RH threads to better suit your application
  • Rod end has a 2-pieced construction and is PFTE lined for better movement
  • Has a 1.75" thread length and a .75" hole diameter
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Key Specs

Thread Type
Rod End AttachmentMale Threads/Eyelet
Thread Pitch3/4"-16
Material TypeSteel
Hole Diameter0.75"
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FK Rod Ends offers this two piece male heim. The ball is made of 52100 steel that is heat treated and hard chrome plated. The body is made of alloy steel and is black oxide coated. The race is heat treated steel alloy that has been zinc plated and chromate treated.
  • Ball is 52100 steel, heat treated and hard chrome plated
  • Body is alloy steel, heat treated, black oxide coated
  • Race is alloy steel, heat treated, zinc plated, chromate treated
  • P.T.F.E. liner
  • 3/4" thread
  • Choose Left Hand or Right Hand threads

Applications: Clutch, brake, steering linkage, and suspension components on moderate horsepower applications.

Assembly Tip: To ease assembly, be sure to run a tap or die through the threads on chrome plated fasteners and apply an anti-seize compound to prevent galling of the threads.

Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #
BrandFK Rod Ends
Thread Type
Rod End AttachmentMale Threads/Eyelet
Thread Pitch3/4"-16
Material TypeSteel
Hole Diameter0.75"
Rod End StylePTFE Lined
Rod End Construction2-piece
Grease FittingNo
FinishBlack Oxide
ColorBlack
Bushing MaterialPTFE
Jam Nut IncludedNo
GENERAL
Thread Length1.75"
Rod End Ball Diameter1.312"
Rod End Head Diameter1.75"
Rod End Head Width0.875"
Rod End Misalign Angle24 degrees
Center Hole to End of Shank2.875"
Heat TreatedYes
Load Capacity21400 lbs.
Sold in QuantityEach

Questions & Answers

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Will these work on the pitman shaft rotating pulley of a sickle bar mower, which amounts to being mounted on a spinning shaft converting rotating motion to push pull?

by Old School Jim

• 8 years ago

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