I have an 85 Kenworth that has a EATON DT/RT460P 2-SPEED TANDEM AXLE and I really need the nut size. I also have thiscan anybody help please
Yoke nut size
Discussion in 'Heavy Duty Diesel Truck Mechanics Forum' started by Brandontmac, Jul 8, 2026.
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Input shaft I’m guessing based on the hints from that build sheet….
I mean not to be a smart a but your best bet is probably a caliper
I would guess it’s around 2.25
Axle nuts to get the hubs off are anybody’s guess depending on who’s been in itBig Road Skateboard Thanks this. -
Which yoke nut you're referring to would help. I'm not sure on one that old, but as @W923 mentioned, 2-1/4 and 2-3/16 are common on input and output yokes on the front drive. I was thinking rear axle I've seen down to about 1-7/8".
Carrier bearing yoke usually 1-1/2 or 1-5/8 IIRC, and trans are 2-3/4 -
1-1/4-18 thread size if it is a 1-5/8 socket size.
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