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#769865 08/09/2011 3:00 AM
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I wanted to replace the low geared third member on my 49 1-ton pickup. I found a 4.10 from a 67to72 chevy 3/4 ton truck. I pulled the universal yoke and the housing holding the pinion seal, And found that this third member has ball bearings. This seems like an outdated design for a 70s truck. Is this the way they were? Terry


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Yes. They came with a big double row ball bearing. The replace mwnt is a double roller brg. That ball brg. was expensive even years ago. You are lucky to find that 4.11. We looked hard for one a couple of years ago.


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