310-1496: Radiator Shaft Coupling

A radiator shaft coupling is a device that connects the motor shaft to the fan shaft in a radiator cooling system. It allows the fan to be driven by the engine, ensuring that the radiator is cooled effectively. The coupling typically consists of two flanges with a flexible material in between, such as rubber or neoprene, that can absorb shock and vibration while still transmitting power from the motor to the fan. This helps to prevent damage to the radiator and other components in the cooling system, while also improving the efficiency of the engine by maintaining optimal operating temperatures. Attributes: • Provided with a lube hole. Applications: A radiator shaft coupling is used to connect the radiator shaft to the motor shaft.