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Here's a list of the roller bearings I installed on my 46 1/2 ton. If you're looking for the numbers and make, here they are:

Outer smaller bearing:

Brand--Timken #LM11919 and #LM11949 (one is the bearing, one is the race)

Larger inner bearing:

Brand--MBS #909052R (all one piece)

Seal:

Brand--Timken #6064

I think these will fit many other years as well, hope this helps you.

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Thanks for the info. I'm sure there are some here who can use it. Anything else people should know? Any problems with the install? Are they a direct swap in? Did you buy them locally at a bearing house or order them from a vendor?
Thanks, Jeff


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Thanks this will be usefull


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Hi Jeff,
The parts are a direct install, using stock spindles and brake drums. Very easy to install, lube 'em up, slap 'em in. A local brake guy told me to tighten the bearings fairly snug, then back off about 1/4 turn. Seemed to work good, they spin easily and there is no wobble when I try to make it do so.
I bought them from a vendor online thru ebay. I originally had purchased another set thru Bowtie Bits, but they were cheap Chinese bearings with no identification numbers stamped on them. I returned them, I wanted USA, Japanese, or German bearings. The Timken's are USA, the MBS are made in Japan. Much better quality than those ones Bowtie wanted to sell me.
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