U-Joints for Ford Posthole Digger

scazmando · Jun 3, 2015

Looking for u-joint assembly for a Ford 22-08 post hole digger.
Can anyone help?

ovrszd · Jun 3, 2015

Don't know where you are at so can't recommend a specific store name. Take your driveline to a local Auto Parts store and they'll measure it and cross reference one. Or if it's still intact, take the U-joint out of the driveline and just take it. I prefer to take all the pieces that I can so they can get measurements on everything for confirmation. It'll be wayyyyyy cheaper than going to a Ford dealer.

scazmando · Jun 3, 2015

Thanks for getting back to me. Got the numbers wrong. I believe its a 22-63. I'm in central Ca.

ovrszd · Jun 3, 2015

Load up the pieces and go to your favorite Auto Parts store, that is if the yokes are all still useable. If the yokes are bad my next stop would be a good farm supply store. My local store stocks a LOT of driveline parts including yokes, shafts, u-joints, etc.

Sysop · Jun 3, 2015

Two threads, same topic. Might want to have one closed down so you can compile your info in a single place.
All of the regular users here on TBN all look at the "new posts" which shows all new posts from all the subforums. Most will see a topic anyplace you put it, no need to post the same thing in multiple sections.

Good luck!

RickB · Jun 3, 2015

Sysop said:
Two threads, same topic. Might want to have one closed down so you can compile your info in a single place.
All of the regular users here on TBN all look at the "new posts" which shows all new posts from all the subforums. Most will see a topic anyplace you put it, no need to post the same thing in multiple sections.

Good luck!

So very, very true! Should be required reading before anyone's first post.

ovrszd · Jun 3, 2015

RickB said:
So very, very true! Should be required reading before anyone's first post.

I think the OP of a thread should also have the ability to move it.

For example I've saw a lot of threads that get little response because they are put in the wrong forum.

I'm like Sysop, I go to "New Posts". But I think we are minority, especially in new users. They don't pay much attention to those icons at the top of the screen. I rarely go to a specific brand forum, almost always use New Posts and My Home. But I was on here several years before I figured that out.

Because there is no way for the OP to move his own thread, I have often recommended that an OP start a new thread in the proper forum to get more results. My Bad if that's inappropriate.