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#147559 07/24/2006 10:36 PM
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My 47 GMC 283EC needs axle seals. The numbers are
220233 for the inner and 2200944 for the outer. They are felt type seals and I cannot cross the numbers with anyone here. I need help.


\'47 GMC 1 1/2 ton, "Bertha"
1942 Chevy 2-Ton Truck, "Helga"


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#147560 07/25/2006 3:28 AM
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notaclue- ask your parts house what is the last year they go BACK to. Then see if it is available. I checked with Advance Auto and got mine for a 37 chev. over night. Take your old ones with you and if the last year they list is say a "52" then ask them to look at the picture. Advance had a picture of mine and also the measurements so take a dial indicator with you or use yours. They ran the rear seals/bearings for several years. Not sure about the big trucks but at least the smaller ones....big ones should be the same.


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#147561 07/25/2006 11:30 AM
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I'll take a look at my books and see what I can find for numbers for you.... and also what years they were used up to....
Michael


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#147562 07/26/2006 4:44 AM
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I just got new seals for the front of my 1/2 ton and was told they dont make felt seals anymore, just rubber and steel.

Try calling or going into a bearing place they are way more helpful then you might think and helped me out immensely.

Graf nice to see another WA resident on the bolt!

Jeff


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