What is this off from

S2710 · Mar 24, 2011

I have had this for a while and I was wondering if any one can tell me what this is. It is 4 inches long and has threads inside one side is clock wise and the other is counter clock wise Thanks
Bob

Nebraska Cowman · Mar 24, 2011

Generally mower part numbers start with M. But looking in my books they skip right over any 4 digit numbers starting with 4

LenND · Mar 24, 2011

I have seen old well sucker rod couplings made like that. If it is pipe thread that is.

BillyinStoughton · Mar 24, 2011

If one side is threaded clockwise and the other counter-clockwise...by definition it must be some sort of "turnbuckle"...serving to either increase the length of a linkage or to reduce the length of a linkage.

Though by the looks of it you could use it for a heater hose splice! Ha ha!

S2710 · Mar 24, 2011

Ya Billy yu could if your heater hose was 1 inch inside dia. Where I got it from was someone was using it for the pin that holds the drawbar on a Farmall M but it has the numbers on and the IH logo so I am just curious. The threads are 5/8 11. one side right hand and the other left hand.
Bob

Wisconsin Cowman · Mar 24, 2011

It is a turn buckle and this is where this part is used.

201 IH Windrower
234 IH Corn Harvesters
303 IH Combine Bean Special
403 IH Combine
403 IH Combine Hillside
503 IH Combine
615 IH Combine
715 IH Combine

S2710 · Mar 24, 2011

Cowman thank you for the information. Now it can be taged and go on the shelf with the other things of no value that I have collected. Again thanks everyone for your help.
Bob

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