Posted by jdemaris on September 15, 2007 at 05:46:53 from (69.67.229.161):
In Reply to: u joint sources posted by Jd 4020 3020 on September 14, 2007 at 19:30:10:
I've never found a U-joint yet - of any make that wasn't available from many generic sources.
Post some specs and I'll give you some part numbers.
You just need a good reference catalog with the specs and cross-reference part numbers. I have them all here at my house.
Most NAPA have the books in paper form stuck behind the counter somewhere. I'm lucky in that a friend of mine owns a NAPA and she gives me all her old books when they get updated.
Besides automotive, some of the catalogs - include the PTO series. I have one here that is marked "PTO98N" which means PTO and farm U-joint for 1998. Title is "power take off driveshaft parts for agricultural and truck mounted assemblies." I suspect it will have any u-joint or driveshaft part you need.
NAPA also has the "heavy equipment off-highway and 4WD tractor" u-joint book - OHE - whatever year - N. This book gives all the u-joint sizes as well as crossreferences for other company's part numbers.
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