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#217251 10/08/2006 12:39 AM
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I'm trying to figure out what I need for replacement hubs for my '64 suburban. The front axle has 44-5F stamped on it. The hubs that are on the truck now are Warn, with no external bolts. The transmission is 4 speed with reverse left and down.

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The "44" should mean that it's a Dana 44, not positive though. Any parts store should have hubs on the shelf. Your transmission is a SM420.
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#217253 10/08/2006 1:54 AM
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48bigtrucks,

Thanks! Phoned local parts store, guy looked up Mile Marker and said they had hub that fit 60-68 1/2 tons, but he did not know if it would fit my '64 Burb. Price, $332. and change! I have a shop manual for 1963 and the '64 suppliment. The '63 manual says the front axle is a Spicer 44-5F. I contacted Mile Marker and the guy there wasn't even sure which hub would work. I have been trying to get an answer to my question fot months and have yet to find anyone that can tell me for sure what hub I need. The hubs that are on the truck now are Warn. They work, scarred some. I was hoping to replace them.

#217254 10/08/2006 3:51 AM
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Spicer and Dana are the same, the name is the only difference. Also, if the hubs will fit a 1/2 ton pickup, they'll fit a 'Burb, as the chassis parts are the same.


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