MARYLAND TACOMAS

surprised indusco couldn't help. the shape may be a little odd, but a 3/4 pin clevis-end turnbuckle isn't an uncommon thing.

 

what's the use for this turnbuckle? does it have to be adjustable when installed on the machine, or can you take it off, adjust it, and then reinstall it at the proper length?

a true turnbuckle will have a right hand thread on one end, and left hand on the other, so you can lengthen and shorten it in place. if it's possible to adjust it off the machine, you can get two right hand threaded yoke ends from fastenal, and then use threaded rod between them.

just search "yoke end" on Fastenal, and a ton of options will come up. just find the pin size, rod size, and yoke arm length you need.

 

yoke

Data sheet

I don't believe this one is threaded, so you'd just need a top and bottom nut for each yoke, to hold the rod in place. because of the yoke style, if your turnbuckle is in compression, this is not a good option. but if your turnbuckle is under tension, this could be a quick, easy, and inexpensive temporary solution while you wait on the factory parts.

 

The edited pics from Saturday: https://flic.kr/s/aHskNDLMYT

 

These arms are for a discharge door on a mixer machine

 

Fastenal?

 

So, I'm curious, can some of you guys with DRL's pop the socket out and see if it's turned a little Brown from the heat? Mine have, and seeing as I haven't had any issues I'm assuming its normal, but wanted to see if maybe my truck was being "special" again.

 

There was a tsb and then a recall on them at one point. they can melt down....i'm glad i don't have them

however, i did buy a set of lights from a truck that had DTRLs and the turn signal lenses were slightly melted

 

Figured I would ask y'all before I post them on cl. Any of you looking for some rims? I am selling mine. Rims and Lugnuts NOT tires. PM if interested $350 obo
Never been curbed or anything. 17" Polished/waxed at least 2 a year. Insides are pitted unfortunately.

 

for honesty on that one, that is a shame man

 

I'm confused

 

I've seen people sell wheels that were pitted like that and not be open about it.'

Its a shame that they pitted on you like that. How old are they?

 

Nope! Thanks

 

Tell me about it man, I've tried everything too!! I have had them for 2 years and they guy that had them before me I think had them for about a year and a half. He was trading his truck in so I bought these from him

 

I like quote accidents.

 

good deal folks

 

Yeah, if ya drive a uni-yota?

 

no, if you're running skinny 33s and need a spare