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#1332611 11/05/2019 12:44 AM
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Hi friends,

First post and I need your help. I have a broken saddle plate on the rear of my 54 2 ton. Cast iron piece. I have a single speed rear end with square axle tubes. Eaton axle I believe. All of the boneyard replacements I have come across are for round tube. All the local big truck spring shops say GM part, can’t help ya. Any ideas? Thx.

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75% truck 25% rust

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Hey new guy,

You may want to go to the "parts wanted" section and place a request. Pictures of what you want will also help. The part most likely exists, it just may take a little time to find.


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I guess maybe I spoke too soon. I dropped the old one off at a 100 year old machine shop this morning and they're going to make one for me. Woot woot!


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