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WTB: 3B4941 - D4 steering clutch oiler adapter

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4 months 5 days ago #257463 by neil
Hi, this the the adaptor that screws into the D4 transmission deck and has the oil cup screwed into it. The outside thread looks to be about 1/2"-3/4" and the inside thread is regular 1/8"NPT. Shipping to 14534

Cheers,
Neil

Pittsford, NY

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4 months 5 days ago #257464 by side-seat
Got a lathe Neil? Just make one. Is it 1/8"NPT ? Not 1/4"?

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4 months 4 days ago #257490 by neil
Hi Side-seat, unfortunately no, but I know someone that does! : ) and your suggestion is exactly what I offered to my buddy yesterday (I broke it on his machine attempting to remove it). Yes the ID is a 1/8" NPT and the outside is about 1/2", not a pipe thread. It bolts in tight, holding the u-shaped guard in place. I'll pull the one from the other side and get the thread pitch and diameter and have my buddy make one up. Thanks for the suggestion!

Cheers,
Neil

Pittsford, NY

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4 months 4 days ago #257492 by rax200
Is this what your looking for? The are made by Gits

 

Regards 

Daryl

1937 RD4 4G4368
1940 D4 7J3717
1942 D4 7J9915SP
1942 R4 6G2550SP
1944 D4 2T6584SP
1945 D4 2T8978SP
1946 D4 5T6271
1956 D4 7U37855
1954 DH226 S/N 89 Howard Tug
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4 months 3 days ago #257528 by neil
Hi Daryl, thanks - the part we're looking for is what the oiler cup screws into. The cup it came with is one of those small ones that doesn't have a wick - it just takes a squirt or two that immediately runs down to the clutch release bearing

Cheers,
Neil

Pittsford, NY

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