Yoke, Spicer, 6-4-8331-1x, 1710 Series on 2040-parts.com
Englewood, Colorado, US
This is a used Spicer Yoke PN. 6-4-8331-1X. Surface rust. The threads are in good condition
Spline: 2.024 dia. x 39 tooth x 2.00 long. 2.75 OD.
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