2-28-1977 1330 Series Weld Yoke
SPICER Series 1330

Part No. 2-28-1977 Tube Yoke 1330 Ser', Fits: 3.500 X 0.065, Butt Dia: 3.381, CL To Weld: 1.812 Inch

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Specifications 2-28-1977 · 1330 Series Weld Yoke

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ABDCC
Part number
2-28-1977
Part type
Weld Yoke
Condition
New
Brand
SPICER
Series
1330
Material
STEEL
Tube diameter wall
3.500X0.065
Center u-joint to weld
1.812
Butt diameter
3.381
Weight
2.74 lb

Fitment

1330 series parts use 1.062" u-joint bearing caps on a 3.625" snap-ring-to-snap-ring width (nominal). Confirm the cap diameter on the mating yoke or joint before ordering.

Interchange / cross-reference

  • N2-28-1977

2-28-1977 replaces or interchanges with N2-28-1977. Cross-reference numbers are supplied for identification; compare the series, spline and bolt-pattern dimensions above before substituting.

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Fits 2-28-1977

Checked against the catalog measurements: these parts fit this one.

TU3565 Tubing, Tube Dia 3.500", Tube Length 1", Tube Wall 0.065 Tube that fits your 2-28-1977: 3.500" × .065", steel. $13.68In stock

About 2-28-1977

Q: The butt diameter on the 2-28-1977 is listed as 3.125" for a 3.500"x0.065" tube. Is this a stepped-bore design?
A: Yes -- the standard flush-pilot step-down for 3.500"x0.065" tube would be 3.370" (3.500" - 2x0.065" = 3.370" bore). A 3.125" butt is 0.245" smaller than the tube bore, confirming a stepped-bore yoke design similar to the Spicer 1410/Chrysler variants noted earlier. This means the yoke pilot engages an internal shoulder inside the tube rather than the tube face bore. Confirm the tube bore profile on your application before ordering.

Q: What is the advantage of the 1330 series over 1310 in a large tube like 3.500"?
A: The primary advantage is torque capacity and to a lesser extent angle tolerance. At 3.500" tube, the 1330 series is more appropriately matched to the tube's torsional capacity than the 1310 would be. Using a 1310 joint in a 3.500" tube application that sees peak torque events will cause the joint to fail before the tube shows any distress -- the limiting component is always the joint, not the tube, when a light series is under-specified.

Q: What Spicer U-joint does this weld yoke require?
A: Spicer 5-3250X or equivalent 1330-series joint at 1.062" cap OD with the 1330-specific cup depth. Verify by cross-reference catalog.

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2-28-1977 questions

What series is 2-28-1977?

2-28-1977 is a 1330 series weld yoke. Nominal 1330 dimensions are 1.062" bearing caps on a 3.625" snap-ring-to-snap-ring width. Measure the cap diameter on your old joint to confirm the series before ordering.

What tube size does 2-28-1977 fit?

2-28-1977 is machined for 3.500X0.065 driveshaft tube (outside diameter × wall thickness), with a 3.381" butt diameter. The tube must match both numbers for a correct weld fit.

What part numbers does 2-28-1977 replace?

2-28-1977 cross-references to N2-28-1977. Interchange data is for reference; compare the dimensions before substituting.

Is 2-28-1977 in stock?

Yes. 50+ are in stock in Florida. Most stock orders placed before 2 pm EST on a weekday ship the same day.