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Drag link ends commercial part?
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Yes, those drag link ends.
I'm assuming they are different from the tie rod ends (which can be sourced easily as ES431L / ES431R, according to this thread).
I'm assuming they are different from the tie rod ends (which can be sourced easily as ES431L / ES431R, according to this thread).
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The only end is part #8. The other end is permanently attached. I have looked in the past, but only found the entire unit at around $500.
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I found drag links with both ends replaceable, just need to get new ends for the ones I got.
Ok - can you give some more info? Vehicle? Part numbers?
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I second that motion...
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They are used take offs from scrapped armor trucks I believe. The person that has them will be listing them on eBay soon I would imagine. Not cheap, but cheaper than the crimped ones and repairable.
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Pat, does the newer trucks have this type.. or the oldest ones? just wondering what was the manufacture "upgrade/update" and what was the original.
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Weird, I went and looked at both of my trucks. The 1078 is a 94 and has the crimped ends. The 1083 has the non-crimped drag link and it is also a 94. So I guess I have an extra one now as I assumed both trucks would need them and bought 2.
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View attachment FMTV... Drag Link Design Change.pdfFeb 2010 is the design change announcement in PS Magazine