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Rear wheel spindle spacer
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Also known asW1024
DiagramFig. 18 — REAR WHEEL · ref 22
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Listed in parts books1960–1962, 1964–1970, 1974

Rear wheel spindle spacer

Rear wheel spindle spacer for Triumph swing-arm twins and triples, positions the brake anchor plate on the rear axle.

PN · 37-1024
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This is the rear wheel spindle spacer for Triumph swing-arm twins and triples, part number 37-1024, also cataloged as W1024. It lives on the rear axle where it sits alongside the brake anchor plate, keeping things positioned correctly as the wheel spindle passes through the hub and drum brake assembly.

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It shows up in the parts books under the REAR WHEEL figure across a long production run, from 1960 through 1974, so it has seen service across a good number of rear wheel builds over the years. If you're rebuilding a rear hub or freeing up a stuck axle, this is a small piece that's easy to lose track of or mix up with a similar-looking washer, so keep it identified when you pull the wheel apart.

Given how long this number ran in the books, it's worth having on hand any time you're doing rear wheel or brake plate work rather than trying to reuse a tired or mangled original.

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