911 Steering Ram Identification
08-07-2013 | 11:34 AM
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911 Steering Ram Identification
Hate to crash in on General Discussion but I'm in a bind and need people ...
Need held identifying this ram so I can get the clevis assembly for it (plate Side). Just got off the phone with Imco and its not theirs . The fork in the clevis has to be 5/8 spread . Imco and the mayfair's I have is only 1/2" . Could turn shaft down or open clevis fork but if I can find who manufacture is I'll just buy the correct ones ..
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Need held identifying this ram so I can get the clevis assembly for it (plate Side). Just got off the phone with Imco and its not theirs . The fork in the clevis has to be 5/8 spread . Imco and the mayfair's I have is only 1/2" . Could turn shaft down or open clevis fork but if I can find who manufacture is I'll just buy the correct ones ..
Thanks
08-08-2013 | 12:09 PM
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Talked to Imco and they said they never had a 5/8 thick shaft at the clevis mounting point . I have some new Mayfairs here and the clevis are 1/2 but I haven't contacted them to ask if they have bigger .
Last edited by OCCJoe; 08-09-2013 at 10:01 PM.
