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Old 04-30-2024, 05:50 PM   #6
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Default Re: 1940 Ford Drag Link Adjustment

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Originally Posted by topfuel724 View Post
Thanks to all. However I was asking about the orientation of the drag link. Does the adjustment go to the spindle or the pitman arm. The reason I am asking is that I have seen the adjustment located on the pitman arm as well as the spindle in the past.
The right end of the drag link was internally threaded to accept an adjustable tie rod end. A slit at this end of the tube allowed the threaded portion to be “crushed” upon the threads when the drilled end hex head bolt (22228-S2) and slotted nut (34029-S2) were tightened. A plain steel cotter pin (72008-S) held the nut in place.

Shown in my attached photograph are two drag links with hardware. The right end of one rod is shown at top; the left end of another rod is shown at bottom.
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