Product Summary

Universal Fit, RH Male Thread Type, Steel, Zinc Plated

  • These rod ends make it easy to build carb or shift linkage, tie rod assemblies or anything else you can think of
  • RH thread stud has a hex built in for easy installation
  • Zinc plated for long lasting life
  • Heim features a 2-piece design and PTFE Lined for superior durability
  • Don’t forget to add the necessary jam nuts to your order part #1756045
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Key Specs

Thread TypeRH Male
Rod End AttachmentMale Threads/Stud
Thread Pitch1/2"-20
Material TypeSteel
Hole Diameter0.5"
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Speedway Motors 1750125 Details

These rod ends make it easy to build carb or shift linkage, tie rod assemblies or anything else you can think of. They are Teflon lined and has a hex built in for easy installation.

Item Details

1/2" stud/thread

Speedway Motors 1750125 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #1750125
BrandSpeedway Motors
Thread TypeRH Male
Rod End AttachmentMale Threads/Stud
Thread Pitch1/2"-20
Material TypeSteel
Hole Diameter0.5"
Rod End StyleMetal-to-metal
Rod End Construction2-piece
Grease FittingNo
FinishZinc Plated
ColorNatural
Bushing MaterialSteel
Jam Nut IncludedNo
GENERAL
Notes1/2"-20 Pivot stud thread
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Ratings & Reviews

5

2 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers praised the product for its high quality and practicality. Main features highlighted include its usability in improving steering effort and eliminating rattling sounds on machines like the Honda 4518 tractor. Its adaptability was also highlighted, with one customer successfully using it in a tight area. Customers expressed their satisfaction, stating they may not need to replace the part again, suggesting its durability. Compared to competitors, customers seem to recommend our product for its superior performance.

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I probably won't have to buy this part again

5.0

5 years ago

Brocephus

Saratoga Springs, NY

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Not much to tell, really—the wee little ball joints on the steering link on my Honda 4518 tractor were severely worn, making steering effort exponentially more difficult. I cut them off, drilled and tapped for 1/2"-20, and drove 'em home. Steering effort is much better and there's no more rattle.

Would Recommend

Worked great on my project!

5.0

7 years ago

KJ Garner

San Antonio, TX.

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It was used to help fit something in a tight area!

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

1 Question • 1 Answer

What is the thread count on the rod ends w/ stud ?

by Mac

• 15 years ago

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