Can anyone help me find a yoke for my old Ford dump truck? It seems to be an odd one. All my parts suppliers have come up empty-handed. Ford yoke part # C1TT 4351 B. Thank you very much
If you give us a idea of what the truck/ engine/ transmission/ is and a picture, you're likely to get a lot more help, than just from the part #. Especially if its a old large ford, because those numbers are all obsolete. Have you tried a driveline shop? I have before had new yokes put into a driveline to a available style.
Yep I will post pictures and better information soon.
I'll tell ya a story when I was looking for a u joint for my rig that is made in 1965. Parts guy told me it was a 1700 and I called many people looking for one. Finally I went to a different store, 1710, super common, and cheap. So make sure you get it id'ed correctly
First off what size and model is this Ford, I'm thinking with a {C} prefix late 60"s. Is this yoke on a drive line or is it a Transmission yoke or drive axle yoke?
C1 prefix was first used in 1961. Ford had the best part numbering system of about any manufacturer.
That's true-depending on how many leftovers there were it could be 1966 with a C1 yoke. Ford was famous for clearing the shelves-most of it went to municipal won bids.
This is very true but unbelievable how they could the way they build stuff . I think a lot of there pickups are one off hand built. I can't remember what it was but I couldn't find a part and when I did the guy says yes I have one and its the only one there is . I don't know how he know but I believed him.
Yes, C1 first year of usage was 1961, it says nothing about year of manufacture. The part number remained the same throughout its life. Could have still been used in the 1980's.