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Spicer End Yoke Dimension Diagram - BS/CV/HR/UB Style (S, Q, R, E Callouts)

Dimensioned engineering drawing of a driveshaft yoke with measurement reference letters S, Q, R and E for sizing.

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This document is a technical line drawing (blueprint-style illustration) of a Spicer driveshaft end yoke, labeled "BS/ CV/ HR/ UB Style." The drawing shows a side/cross-section view of the yoke with four dimension callouts identified by letters: S (overall length across the top), Q (a shorter length dimension from the yoke face), R (a diameter or radial dimension on the splined/hub end, shown on the left side), and E (a height/width dimension across the yoke ears, shown on the right side). No numeric values, part numbers, or application data (years, makes, models) appear in the image; it serves as a dimension-reference key that would be used with an accompanying table (likely another page in the set, such as the companion file "Spicer yoke 2.jpg") to identify or measure end yokes of the BS, CV, HR, or UB style. A reader can learn which physical features of the yoke correspond to the letter dimensions S, Q, R, and E when cross-referencing Spicer yoke specification tables for driveline identification or replacement.

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What yoke styles does this diagram cover?
The caption identifies it as the BS/ CV/ HR/ UB style yoke.
What dimension callouts are shown on the yoke drawing?
Four lettered dimensions are shown: S (overall length across the top), Q (a shorter length from the yoke face), R (on the left, across the splined/hub end), and E (on the right, across the yoke ears).
Does the diagram give actual measurements or part numbers?
No. It only shows the letter callouts S, Q, R, and E; no numeric values or part numbers appear in this image.

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