Caterpillar Part reference

0028588yoke-rod offset

Catalog part 0028588 is listed as a yoke-rod offset for Caterpillar equipment. The catalog records two associated occurrences, both in the operator station group, for a Caterpillar D4HTSK III, but these are catalog associations only and do not establish universal fitment across machine configurations.

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  • Caterpillar D4HTSK II

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Where this part appears

  1. ModelCaterpillar D4HTSK III
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  2. Groupoperator station
  3. Subgroupseat belt group
  4. Unit156-1148 seat belt gp -retractable s/n 7pk1-up part of 8y-6138, 8y-6179 seat gp-suspension an attachment
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Part numberDescription
0028588yoke-rod offset (current part)
03***35bolt-self locking; 2.22cm(.875 in.) lg
03***57bolt; --to reverse shaft bearing retainer & forward shaft bearing retainer
15***48seat belt group; -retractable-operator

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General guidance

Component knowledge

Understanding this component

In general, a yoke-rod offset is a component type associated with a yoke and rod linkage, where an offset shapes how the rod connects and positions relative to the yoke. Its exact dimensions, construction and role in any given assembly should be confirmed against the catalog before use.

What to check before ordering

Please reference part number 0028588 when enquiring. Because the catalog associations are recorded only as occurrences, confirm the recorded conditions and your machine's configuration against the catalog before ordering.