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Any one have or know of where to get replacement front axle rubber bumpers for my 37 1/2 ton?I see listings in the catalogs for rear axle but not the front.
Thanks


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Riding in the Passing Lane
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Try Jim Carters. If not I bet the Filling Station has them.


They say money can't buy happiness. It can buy old Chevy trucks though. Same thing.
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I used some solid rubber snubbers from a late model truck and cut them to fit the front on my truck.

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Have you tried Obselte Parts in Sac. area
or you may have to go to Calif. Industrial Rubber and get some rubber to make them like I did on my 62 Chevy. They have a couple of places in the Sac. area.
62Blue
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I cast my own with this hapco products.
http://www.hapcoweb.com/


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