3/4" .757 Steering Shaft Heim Joint Rod End W/jam Nuts on 2040-parts.com
Richfield, Wisconsin, US
3/4" Heim Joint bored .007 (.757"). Most common application is for securing and adjustment of steering rod/shaft. Includes 2 piece steel Heim Joint / Rod End. 1045 heat treated steel body and 2 RH steel Jam Nuts.
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