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#1474471 11/08/2022 11:05 PM
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I know I'm asking the impossible but anyone know of a replacement bearing part# for this 16 spine inner hub bearing.
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What truck does it go on? That info might help.


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It's on a Chevrolet 1/2 ton suburban with the napco 1/2 ton front Axle assembly.

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That caged needle bearing should be a standard item any industrial bearing supply facility should be able to supply. Is there a part number on the race anywhere? You might need to pull the bearing assembly out of the housing to find it.
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Check and see if it is one of these:
AXLE HUB ASSEMBLY Timken LM 501349 Outer Bearing 2 Required
Timken LM 501310 Outer Bearing Race 2 Required
Timken LM 603049 Inner Bearing 2 Required
Timken LM 60301 Inner Bearing Race 2 Required
CR (Chicago Rawhide) Inner Oil Seal 2 Required

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No there's no part# on either side. Ordered and installed those hub bearings. Thanks for the parts# Don.

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Took the other side hub apart today and found the part# for the needle bearing for the locking hub. It's a Torrington B - 2610. It looks like it's available on line.
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Thanks sub57, I've added it to my list.
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