Hy BlackViking60, unfortunately the original wheel cylinder design of the front wheel cylinders for your truck are no longer being produced. We found this out a few years ago, the solution I suggested was to substitute front wheel cylinders designed for 1960 through 65 60 series. The only difference in the newer wheel cylinder is the brake hose enters the wheel cylinder at an angle rather than straight into the back as was the originals design. A few people from Stovebolt have made this conversion with no problem. The Raybestos part numbers for the newer front wheel cylinders are WC19090 for the left and WC 19091 for the right. Those wheel cylinders are available from RockAuto for $22.70 each.
As to wheel bearings, you did not specify front or rear wheel bearings, but here are some part numbers for the front wheel bearings through RockAuto, some bearings are out of stock by different manufactures, SKF inner part number BR25583 $46.79 for the cone, SKF p/n BR25519 $21.79 for the cup, SKF outer p/n 15103S $14.98 for the cone, BCA p/n NB15243 $6.21 for the cup.
Axle gaskets, there are only basically two other than the axle end gaskets. The differential mounting gasket is a thin one almost like a shim the part number is FelPro RDS12514 $.038 at RockAuto, the cover gasket is FelPro p/n RDS5178 but RockAuto has no record of it. Hope that information helps.
HI 3b, thank you very much for all that information!!! that is 99% of what i was looking for. my apologies for not stating front or rear as far as wheelbearings, i was looking for the front though. for the rear end i was looking for pretty much all the seals, so that would be axle seals (end gaskets as you called them) as well so i dont ruin my soon to be relined brake shoes. but if you have the rear axle bearing part numbers those will come in handy too im sure of it. again thank you very much! and i will try the c60 wheel cylinders like you had said mine are frozen solid
trying to beat the cold and get this truck up and running like new again!
