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#471505 11/15/2008 1:21 AM
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Hey all, my 1950 152 (3/4 ton) needs new front wheel bearings, and I thought while I was at it, I might as well upgrade to the newer roller bearing type for better handling and longer life. I can find them for 1/2 tons all over the place, but not for 3/4 ton. Any suggestions?

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The tapered bearings wont last any longer or handle any differently then the ball type, so long as they are adjusted properly.

As for numbers, I cant help.

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Grab a Federal-Mogul master bearing catalog and a dial caliper, and start measuring! Chances are you'll be able to find something that will swap out.
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Thanks Guys,

I was hoping someone had a link to some specialty shop that sold them, but like most things worth doing, it isn't always that easy. Now...off to find a Federal-Mogul master bearing catalog.

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This is all I have. Some of it may or may noy not pertain t you, this is just a collection of information that I have gathered over time. I hope something here helps. If nothing here works for you you might try asking Denny Graham. He has a 3/4 ton and might have the info you need.

New Departure Front Inner Bearing #s
1946-1953 passenger car and 1/2 ton truck, 1941-1942 passenger & commercial
909552 Outer Race
909602 Inner Race
909702 Inner Bearing

1946-1953 Passenger and 1/2 ton, 1929-1930 All, 1931-1942 Passenger & Commercial (exc. CC, DC, EC, FC Models)
909501 Inner Race
909601 Outer Race
909701 Outer Bearing

Wheel Seal Original #s for the Inners for 1946-1953 Passenger and 1/2 ton trucks with Felt seals and Retainers;
GM part # 3656536

Not sure where I got these numbers or what they represent.
Inner: 909052R
Outer: 909067R
Seal: National 6064


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