marraige ring 65-66 axle bearing -SOLVED-

[59r2]

Thanks Guys,
I just got off the phone with a company called
,Locate Ball Bearing, 800 409 3632, They asked how many I needed ,Took my card number and said they are on the way. 14.00 each
plus s/h . I got my fingers crossed on this one.
JOE


1959 HARDTOP R2 4speed
1960 conv R2 auto
SDC member since 1972

[Rosstude]

I found some for our 66 Wagonaire a few years ago here,
Border Parts, 619-461-0075. Spring Valley (San Deigo)Ca. I spoke with John.
They also had the 27 spline spider gears. I came to them through a Jeep / 4X4 shop.

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Ross.
Riverside, Ca.
1957 Provincial X2
1958 Transtar

[leyrret]

I too was unable to locate any except from Stephen Allen at the time. I cut the bearing
to remove it and drove ring off to save it. They can be used over as long as it takes
a bit to push it back on. The complete assembled axle is available from Sasco.(or was)

[Doug M]

I needed one for my 66 the bearing shop here checked with timken and said not avalible so I changed the rear end. Doug M

[1962larksedan]

quote:Originally posted by leyrret

Stephen Allen had some of those when he was in business. Who ever got his stock probably
has them. Someone here probably knows where it went?
The Studebaker part # should be 1562427

http://www.studebakerswest.net/main....6.qscstrfrnt03

They bought Steve Allen's stuff

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[leyrret]

Stephen Allen had some of those when he was in business. Who ever got his stock probably
has them. Someone here probably knows where it went?
The Studebaker part # should be 1562427

[r1lark]

quote:Originally posted by 59r2

Joe,

Most any bearing supply house should be able to order these for you. I know that doesn't help you today tho.....

Paul
Winston-Salem, NC
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[59r2]