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#33172 06/30/2004 2:03 PM
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Does anyone know of a source for new differential bearings for '41-'58 1 1/2 ton Chevrolets (pinnion bearings, side bearings)? Can't find them locally. Thanks.
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If you can get a number from the cone and cup, any industrial bearing supply should be able to match them up for you. They're just standard tapered roller bearings, and should have an industrial application, as well as automotive. Post the numbers here, and I'll try to research a source, or email me.
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#33174 07/01/2004 3:45 AM
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I recently bought bearings for a 1/2 ton differential and rear wheel bearings from a guy on Ebay. He may have them for larger trucks too. Go to his ad and click "Ask seller a question".
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...gory=34200&item=24832 03858&rd=1


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Try www.bearingplace.com. They have a huge inventory and are very professional to deal with.


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