Unknown part

[muttM825]

Hello,

I need help to identify a part. I have no idea to wich truck it belongs, I could not find anything in the internet so far.
Maybe one of you guys can help me out?



2520-678-1295
YOKE UNIVERSAL JOINT
DA-30-113-ORD-28672
4/BA 15
dated 1962

[raymond]

Is that the yoke that inserts into the transmission/transfer case that the drive shaft is mated to

[rickf]

No, the yoke slides on the shaft to give clearance to remove the drive shaft. Possibly very early straight 151 axle shaft? I will see if I can look it up tonight. That date code would suggest it to be too late for that though.

[Mr. Recovery]

That is an early wheel yoke that the hub with the 5 wheel studs slips over.

[Mr. Recovery]

That would be item # 9 in this photo. The hole's look like they have threads so they were used mostly on the front wheels with the block caps and 12 point "small" headed bolts on just 2 of the cross shafts, the ones without threads use the U type clamps with nuts and lock washers.

[Austringer]

It's the correct "early" rear hub yoke. They used the "square" headed universal joints (as used on the front and rear drive shaft). My 62 has those on the rear.

jason

[muttM825]

Thanks to all of you for identifying the parts !!! I thought of this the first time, but I have never seen an old M151 in original shape.

I found a technical drawing in one of my M151 Series books:

[muttrooky13]

i have the same unkown part in the rear axle in my A2.
Question: its possible to chance to the standard yoke without problem?

google says, the old and the new yoke has the same part number?

Thank you from switzerland
Mike