Carrier bearing info with part #’s

[brians06dodge]

Old stock carrier bearing is egg shaped due to well you know to much torque.

SKF bearing from NAPA and they do not have them in stock and takes 3 days to get it in. Cost $88.00 and $12.00 of this is shipping charge.

Federal bearing from Advance Auto and they do not have them in stock and takes a week to get it in. Cost $52.00 with no shipping charge.

 

[m.bcustom]

Weld the ends closed with hole on both sides for shaft to go through.... then this will not happen again

 

[brians06dodge]

Man one of the pics is not working and why cant you edit posts?

 

[j-rod]

why cant you edit posts?

You can...there's a time limit.

 

[WUnderwood]

PM me the link to the pic, and I can edit it for you

 

[triton]

there's several different OTR bearings that fit out trucks. Here's a Spicer part # for the one I used... 210391-1X

The bracket pictured makes a huge difference in adjustibility stability and longevity of the bearing

 

[brians06dodge]

there's several different OTR bearings that fit out trucks. Here's a Spicer part # for the one I used... 210391-1X

The bracket pictured makes a huge difference in adjustibility stability and longevity of the bearing

If that is the one from One Up then they are coming out with a new version and it wont be ready for about 20 more days. I tried to get one but will have to wait.

I could not find anyone that could get the true Spicer.