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Old Bullmoose C1024 hub ident.

I have an old forklift I need hub parts for (brakes, wheel clamps, etc) It has a Rockwell TA274 axle but how do I describe the hub to a partsman, and what partsman. Is there a common name like 6 hole Budd etc. to describe this hub.

I have a couple pics

Glenn


  • Posted 7 Jun 2012 02:00
  • By weedy64
  • joined 4 Mar'06 - 5 messages
  • British Columbia, Canada
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