Technical Clevis

Need a short one. 3/8" fine thread.
Part number and supplier please
Terry aka dirt t

 

Clevis is down by the still.
But he doesn't wear fine threads.

 

https://www.mcmaster.com/products/clevises/clevis-rod-ends-5/
looks like 2-1/2" is as short as it gets but if you don't need reinforced bosses you could drill new pin holes

 

For 3/8-24 only.
https://www.mcmaster.com/products/rod-ends/shank-thread-size~3-8-24/

 

Looks like the '47 to '54 Chevy 3100 parking brake clevis...available at Jim Carter or Classic Industries, plus many others.

 

The same clevis used on Harley mechanical brakes from '35 - '57. From J &P cycle

 

I have purchased many items from Midwest Control: https://midwestcontrol.com/shop/they have an easy to use website and a large catalog of parts.

 

make your own???

 

Mcmasrer Carr

 

It's only 5:30 in the morning. I'm 10,000 miles away. I'm from a different culture. And I still damn near wet myself laughing at that response. Very well played.

Thankyou sir for brightening my day.

Cheers,
Harv

 

Might check Pete & Jake's they have several kits that use different sized small clevises.

 

I thought Clevis is what Dolly Pardon has between her boobs.

 

This is so good I bought some things already! Thanks!

 

Just be careful , good ones are forged , cheap ones are cast

 

If the Hamb had a one-liner hall of fame, I would nominate this!

 

Why... thank you, thank you.
Just some early Sunday morning half awake BS silliness.

Good luck to @dirt t

 

No.... that looks like multiple clevises to me!

 

When I was "richarding" around with my clutch stuff... I made up a couple of clevises (plural is clevi?) from stainless steel bar. Well.. they looked pretty slick...