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#1106227 06/03/2015 6:37 PM
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Whats the difference between a AD 1/2 ton1947-50 spindle with huck brakes vs 1951-54 spindle with bendix brakes? I thought they were different , just happen to have a set of each at the same time and dont see anything different. Thank for the help

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Check the diameter and location of the bolt holes?

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The lower two bolt holes are drilled for 7/16" bolts up to 1950. 1951-59 are drilled for 1/2" bolts. You can drill out the earlier spindles and use them.


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Ah hah. So what year up to 1950 is the early spindle?

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1941 started the larger king pin size, used through 1959.
1941-50 are the early style used with Huck brakes.
When Chev went to Bendix brakes in 1951 they increased the lower bolt size.


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