General Motors Corp · NSN 2540-00-700-5029 · FSC 2540 · No Item Name Available
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NSN 2540-00-700-5029 — this item is cataloged by the U.S. Government under National Stock Number 2540-00-700-5029. Primary manufacturer part number: 2199490.
2540-00-700-5029 — No Item Name Available illustration
Features
Shaft Asy — FSC 2540
6 verified cross-references
Primary manufacturer: General Motors Corp
Applications
Industrial maintenance and repair
Government and military logistics
Equipment overhaul and refurbishment
General Description
The Shaft Asy, cataloged under National Stock Number 2540-00-700-5029, is classified within Federal Supply Class 2540 (No Item Name Available) of the Vehicular Equipment Components group. The primary manufacturer of record is General Motors Corp. This item has 6 commercial cross-references from 6 manufacturers, enabling identification through both NSN and commercial part number lookups. 12 verified substitutes exist in the FLIS interchangeability database. Current acquisition status: Active.
Catalog Facts
Item Name
Shaft Asy
FSC / FSG
2540 — No Item Name Available (FSG 25)
Manufacturers
General Motors Corp (CAGE 24617); U S Army Tank Automotive Command Amsta-Im-Mm (CAGE 19207); Peabody Intl Corp (CAGE 74303); General Motors Llc Dba General Motors Llc (CAGE 7X677); Telegraph Machine and Tool Co (CAGE 87976)
NSN 2540-00-700-5029 is a Shaft Asy, manufactured by General Motors Corp, classified under FSC 2540 (No Item Name Available). Status: active.
What are the part numbers for NSN 2540-00-700-5029?
NSN 2540-00-700-5029 has 6 cross-referenced part numbers: 2199490 (General Motors Corp), 7005029 (U S Army Tank Automotive Command Amsta-Im-Mm), 8900 (Peabody Intl Corp), 2199490 (General Motors Llc Dba General Motors Llc), 4903 (Telegraph Machine and Tool Co) and 1 more.
What NSN replaces 2540-00-700-5029?
There are 12 known substitutes for 2540-00-700-5029: 5340-00-084-3456, 5935-00-149-3535, 3455-00-222-3790 and 9 more. Verify interchangeability with system specifications before substitution.
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