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Would anybody know if the pivot shaft and spider gears on each end of the shaft are interchangeable between a 57 Chev 10 bolt and an AD torque tube 10 bolt? I believe the spider gears from the 57 have 11 teeth

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According to the attached parts listing snapshots, they are the same from 46 thru 57 half ton trucks. The shaft for the pinions are the same as well. The gray background is from the 29-54 parts manual and the others with lighter background are from the 29-57 parts manual.
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Awesome!!

Thank you, that could be great news!!!


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