Why is a greaseable ball joint beneficial?

A greaseable ball joint allows you to periodically flush out old grease and contaminants by adding fresh lubricant. This process helps reduce wear and corrosion, potentially extending the lifespan of the ball joint.

What does the 'gusher bearing' design do?

The gusher bearing design in this MOOG ball joint allows lubricant to flow directly through the bearing and onto the ball stud. This continuous lubrication helps reduce friction and increases the overall strength and durability of the joint.

Does this ball joint come with a grease fitting?

Yes, this ball joint features a pre-tapped grease fitting hole, making it easier to install a grease fitting and perform maintenance by flushing contaminants with new lubricant.

MOOG Ball Joint K727 - Suspension

Name: MOOG 71-72 Fargo B200 Van Front Lower Ball Joint
Brand: Moog
Price: 44.56 USD
Availability: InStock

MOOG 71-72 Fargo B200 Van Front Lower Ball Joint

$44.56

In Stock

MOOG K727 front lower ball joint. Features a gusher bearing design for reduced friction and improved maintenance.

Key Features

Fits a wide range of Chrysler, Dodge, and Plymouth vehicles from the 1960s through the early 2000s.
Powdered metal gusher bearing design allows grease to flow through the bearing to the stud, reducing friction and enhancing strength.
Patent-pending dust boot with an encapsulated Belleville washer helps control axial and radial movement.
Larger grease reservoir and a pre-tapped grease fitting hole improve maintenance access.
Greaseable socket allows new lubricant to flush out contaminants and reduce corrosion and wear.
Premium forged housing uses up to 52% more material in key areas for increased strength.

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Product Details

MOOG is known for making well-built suspension components that often solve common installation headaches. This K727 front lower ball joint is a prime example, designed to fit a wide range of vehicles from classic Chrysler models to later Dodge trucks and vans. If you're working on the front suspension of a vehicle like a 1972 Dodge B200 Van, a 1990 Dodge Dakota, or even a 1960 Chrysler New Yorker, this ball joint is built to get you back on the road reliably.

What sets this ball joint apart is its focus on durability and ease of maintenance. It uses a powdered metal gusher bearing design, which allows grease to flow through the bearing and onto the stud, cutting down on friction and increasing strength. The socket is greaseable, meaning you can flush out contaminants and wear with fresh lubricant, extending its life. MOOG also includes a patent-pending dust boot with a special washer to help manage movement, and the housing itself is forged with significantly more material in critical areas for added robustness. Plus, the grease fitting hole is pre-tapped, making it easier to add grease during installation and for future service.