yokes?

[bjsmith]

Anyone have or know where I can get the flanges that bolt to the yoke of np200 transfer case. I just picked up this transfer case for a project im doing but need the flanges.

 

[spicergear]

Try PM'ing Bob Cowan, he has some M37 and M715 parts...

OR...and this may sound odd, but try Chucks Trucks in FL, some of the mud truck guys run the old NP200 T-Cases and there a chance he may have a couple around.

 

[markmontana]

Here's mine:

Q. What do people with no heads gargle with?

A. Nectarine

 

[WarrenD]

They are called companion flanges and I get mine from John at Midwest Military. You should also get a Speedi-Sleeve for each one. The sleeves are hardened steel which will be much more wear resistant than the metal in the flanges. Make sure you get the proper flanges as there are 2 different sizes used for the T-case.

 

[JBizal]

Midwest Military has NOS ones in stock.
John

 

[bjsmith]

Thanks everyone. I've been doing alot of research and found that a flange from ford pickup will bolt to input flange. So I just bought 2 more input yokes to install on case and will be going to local salvage yard to get the compainion flanges from some ford pickups.

 

[shannondeese]

Jesse at High Angle Driveline has a new machine and is building flanges for transfercases and axles. You might want to give him a call if what you have doesn't end up working. good Luck

 

[steve6x6x6]

Try PM'ing Bob Cowan, he has some M37 and M715 parts...

OR...and this may sound odd, but try Chucks Trucks in FL, some of the mud truck guys run the old NP200 T-Cases and there a chance he may have a couple around.

I heard that chucks trucks is out of business. He is a video producer.