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#969956 09/07/2013 12:51 PM
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From a 1946 Chevy 3/4 Ton.
These two hubs fit the front spindles of a 1946 3/4 Ton (8 lug).
Each requires a different brake drum.

Which are original equipment (if either)?
Why are they different? i.e. Where did they originate?

http://s1346.photobucket.com/user/hokie62/media/mail-5_zpsfe41e6b0.jpeg.html


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A bit surprised that no Stovebolter has shared anything about these hubs. My brake rebuild can't be completed without the correct hub. HELP


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Hy 41flatbed, sorry, my confusilator had to go into the shop to have a virus removed, while it was in the shop I went on a five day trip with my brother-in-law in his 65 Kenworth needlenose. I believe the hub on the right is the correct one, I'll confirm that this morning and get back to you.


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