1410 Yoke for Square Driveshaft Part Number

[pmaddy]

Searched and came up empty handed.

Anyone built a square driveshafts using 1410 yokes? Looking for a part number for one that would be good for this application.

Thanks

[rls270]

No help but I am going to build the same thing

I'll let you know if i find out a number or something that works.

[sucmah]

i just used a companion flange for the weld-on's. Make sure you dont get the cast ones. I had four flanges to pick from and three were cast.

[onetoncv]

The 2 1/2 .156 wall tube yoke is a 3-26-437 - hope this helps- there's also a 3-28-327 but its kinda expensive- 2.500 .095- Jess

[pmaddy]

Originally Posted by onetoncv

The 2 1/2 .156 wall tube yoke is a 3-26-437 - hope this helps- there's also a 3-28-327 but its kinda expensive- 2.500 .095- Jess

Thanks Jess, much appreciated.

Can you pm me a price for two of those yokes?

[onetoncv]

well my pm is turned of -the 3-26-437 is 39.00 - each- Jess

[High5]

my rear drive shaft is the stock shaft that runs between the two rear axles of the 2.5 ton. trhey use flanges so i just took the flanges off of them (i run standard 1410 yokes on my t-case and rear end) and used them. it was not as easy if i would have had say a slip yoke off of a drive shaft but after some welding and plating they worked fine. i beat on them hard and they held up. i broke 4 th400 cases while running a square front shaft and i have since switched to a round shaft from high angle. i read that higher HP rigs ( i run v8 and 42's) can cause problems when running a square shaft and several people have had breakage issues with tranny cases. anyway i switched in hopes that the breakage issues will stop. i have not run the new shaft long enough to say for sure my issues is fixed though.