Hello this is a two part question. This clutch fork has part number 839240. I want to make sure I have correct fitment. 40-55 passenger 47-55 pickup. Comm, utility (1st series) 55-59 pickup series 3 (2nd series) 60-62 pickup, series 20-30 D-D 55 truck, all with 6 cylinder 55-59 truck all with 8 cylinders except 322,438 55-59 truck all with 261 Thanks Also would this clutch facing go to any of these. We found them together.
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That looks more like a bolt on disc for a brake, maybe a parking brake. Or it is a disc for a tractor brake. I have seen discs like that in tractor rear axle assemblies that have inboard brakes.
It is a “reversed” design compared to the automotive disc brakes we know so well. The friction surface is on the disc, not the pads or whatever clamps it.
Hello. I’m not working on anything. My grandfather and father had repair shop, gas station and allis chalmers dealership. Iv been doing inventory of the farm equipment parts and sometimes come across other parts. Just trying to write down what they fit. Thanks
That can be a challenge. Often, back in the day, parts got put in whatever box was handy and put on a shelf. The person who put it there knew what it was and never thought about someone in later years having to figure out what it is. Ebay is full of mislabeled parts for that very reason.
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From a google search it appears that several sites list the 839240 for the same applications as you have posted above. A post on another site from 2008 by our own CHEVGENE states the part number was changed in the late 40's to 609954.
