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Reyco Granning launches extreme duty rods on 79-Series, 102-Series

Tess Lovrak
By Tess Lovrak
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Reyco Granning is launching extreme duty rods on 79-Series (79KB & 79AR) and 102-Series (102, 102AR, and 102AR-HD) drive-axle suspensions. The improved design is rated for up to 35,000 lb. GAWR. These extreme duty torque arms provide “for-life durability” by using specially formulated urethane bushings and heavier construction, the company explained. Through rigorous testing the company has found that using the urethane bushing increases overall bushing life by over 1,600% compared to the standard rubber bushing.

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