Harley Panhead Shovelhead Wide Glide Fork Stem Nut For Top Tree 1949 Thru 1984 on 2040-parts.com
Crosby, Texas, US
This fork stem cap nut is used for holding the top tree tight against the jam nut below it, on a Harley Davidson Wide Glide front end. It is really thick and heavy duty, with excellent chrome plating. The cap nut is 1-1/2 inches across the flat sides. It fits a Harley Davidson Wide Glide front end on Panheads from 1949 thru 1965 and Shovelheads from 1966 to 1984. This is all FL and FLH models and all FX models especially FXWG. It would fit on any front end with a fork stem that is 1"-24 thread. Please contact with any questions. There are more Panhead and Shovelhead parts in the eBay store. NOTICE.... The Free Shipping is by USPS First Class Mail, it could take up to 9 business days delivery time, after it is paid for, if you want this item quicker, contact me before purchasing, for charges for the quicker delivery service.
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