1 1/8 Spring Shackle Bolt And Castle Nut Greasable on 2040-parts.com
Whitehouse, Ohio, US
1 1/8 inch shackle bolt with zerk on head, comes with castle nut. bearing surface is 2 3/8 long and 1 1/8 across. overall length is 4 3/8 not including zerk. free shipping
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