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What is it?

RAY DURRETT ยท 2022-06-13 18:38

Going through an old parts room and cannot identify this part. It appears to be driveline related. Differential or steering clutch part?

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  1. #1Tinkerer2022-06-13 19:39

    Welcome to HEF, Ray ! I have no idea what is for.

  2. #2kshansen2022-06-13 19:46

    Also no ideas but a couple suggestions, first post the picture with a ruler next to or on it to give a size to work from. Second any hints at what kinds of equipment may have also been owned or worked on by where ever this thing was found?

  3. #3Truck Shop2022-06-13 20:57

    Frambus support bushing for a 1936 Massy Harris.

  4. #4cuttin edge2022-06-13 21:19

    I thought they didn't go to a 4 slot bushing till 39. Then the slot was eliminated in 1950 when Ferguson bought in, and they went to an oval shape to reduce left hand thrust

  5. #5Truck Shop2022-06-13 21:36

    Not by my manual, it states on page 78 it was a new design starting in July of 1936.

  6. #6skyking12022-06-13 21:42

    it was later made obsolete by the cardinal gram meters.

  7. #7Truck Shop2022-06-13 21:48

    Yeah but a federal judge put a stay on the cardinals idea.

  8. #8Delmer2022-06-13 22:23

    If it's not massey harris related, I'm guessing irrigation well. Are you in an irrigation area? what material is the center bushing? the rest looks bronze.

  9. #9obsolete2022-06-13 22:41

    It is a cartridge for a hydraulic pump, probably Vickers, that style was used on many Caterpillar and other applications, if in good condition is worth some $$, that looks like a Vickers part number, but not in my older Caterpillar cross reference. There is usually a part number hand scribed on the outside of the ring, that will help find the uses, the bronze end plates could be used on many different applications.