Cast Iron Pitman Arm
A robust cast iron pitman arm connects the steering gear sector shaft to the drag link, transmitting steering motion to the wheels. It is a steering box part under HTS 8708.94.70.00 for motor vehicles other than tractors.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If forged from steel rather than cast iron
Material composition shifts classification within the same steering parts group but different suffix.
If designed for mounting on agricultural tractors
Interchangeable equipment for tractors remains in its functional heading per chapter notes.
If sold as other cast iron articles
Parts not specifically for vehicles of 8701-8705 classified by material in Chapter 73.
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• Include OEM part numbers and vehicle fitment data to support classification as a motor vehicle part
• Cast iron parts require proper heat treatment certification to pass quality inspections
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Related Products under HTS 8708.94.70.00
Cast Iron Idler Arm
The cast iron idler arm supports the steering linkage on the passenger side, mirroring the pitman arm to maintain linkage stability. Falls under HTS 8708.94.70.00 as a cast iron steering part for automobiles and light trucks.
Cast Iron Steering Worm Gear
This precision cast iron worm gear within the steering box converts rotary motion from the steering shaft to linear motion for turning. Classified as a cast iron part of steering boxes under HTS 8708.94.70.00.
Cast Iron Steering Column Bracket
A cast iron bracket mounts the steering column to the vehicle's firewall, providing structural support. It qualifies under HTS 8708.94.70.00 as a cast iron part of steering columns for motor vehicles.
Cast Iron Drag Link End
The cast iron socket end of a drag link connects steering gear to the steering arm, accommodating suspension movement. As a steering part of cast iron, it is under HTS 8708.94.70.00.
Cast Iron Steering Sector Shaft
This cast iron shaft with gear teeth meshes with the worm gear in steering boxes to drive the pitman arm. HTS 8708.94.70.00 covers it as a cast iron steering box part.
Cast Iron Steering Knuckle
A cast iron steering knuckle is a pivotal component in a vehicle's steering system that connects the steering linkage to the wheel hub, allowing for precise control and turning. It falls under HTS 8708.94.70.00 as a part of steering wheels, columns, and boxes for motor vehicles of headings 8701 to 8705, specifically made of cast iron for other vehicles like cars and trucks.