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I have an outer front wheel bearing that my mechanic can't find a cross reference for. The number on it is Hyatt A11020(Q) and the outer piece is 11080 Z. The inside diameter is 0.937" and the outside diameter is 2.345". I know a lot of you are working on 2-tons, so these must be available from somewhere. I would be grateful for any help in tracking one down.

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Hy Ed Hotaling, I think the bearing that your looking for is a KA11020Z, the components of that bearing are 15574A and 15522A Bower, the Hyatt numbers are getting harder and harder to trace, I could not find any reference to them, hope that helps.

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Thanks, 3B.

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I just went through that with a '48 2 ton,
Barrel rollers are about as extinct as a Dodo bird.

I have an very good bearing supplier and his search turned up 1 source for current supply. Prices were between $350 and $500 a bearing.

I did find a listing for Chinese new parts but wouldn't chance that.

I searched Ebay, Craigs list etc. and finally found NOS for everything.


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