Technical Is this of value?

Is this input shaft of value? I'd like to know what if fits, if possible. I got it at a sale that had lots of old auto parts in boxes. This has no box and no numbers. I have no use for it other than opening walnuts. Let me know if it fits anything traditional and maybe I can get it to a new home.

10 spline x 1"
pilot (just the shiny part) 5/8" dia x 1"
19 tooth gear
24 lugs
bearing area 1 3/8"
overall length 8 1/4"

thanks..

.bjb

 

Well if you knew what it fit you could it for installing a clutch.

 

Yep, I have an old one I use for a clutch alignment tool

 

Good you gave the dimensions, someone here may recognize it.

 

I would be happy if someone could at least direct me to a catalog of transmission parts. I don't mind research, but I haven't had much finding a catalog.

.bjb

 

The gear looks like it has some deep pitting. Probably why it got replaced. Still good clutch alignment tool.






Bones

 

I think I can Photoshop most of that "pitting" out. Just kidding! I should have cleaned the part before I took the picture. Most of it wiped off with a rag. I'll wash the part and re-shoot the pic tomorrow.

Anyone else have any info?

thx

.bjb

 

Look in the classifieds in the parts section. Cliff Ramsdel(?) has one for sale similar to it.

 

Sure looks like input shaft for Ford T5 WC, but not in the best shape.

 

Thanks for the tip stanlow. It's not a match, but now I have some new places to look.

.bjb

 

Wow! It does look like the T5. But I haven't been able to find a T5 with 19 teeth. Also, the lengths are mostly an inch longer that mine (where have I heard that before?).

The search goes on.
.bjb

 

Bump for the morning crowd?

 

I've been gone a few days, thought maybe there was some new info on this.

Does anyone have a link to a company that makes trans gears? I'd hate to just throw this away.

thx.

 

Won't take up much room.Have you tried any trans shops?