Check the radius of the Timken bearing closely and make sure it will fit, or is
larger than the radius on the axle flange before you install it. Moser axles
don't come with Timken bearings. They come with Green bearings. The first
time I used Timken, I found that the radius of the bearing interferes with the
radius of the axle and keeps the bearing from going on as it should. There was
about .015" gap.
The numbers on the Green box are 9507F RW507E. I asked the auto parts guy to
get me the Timken cross and when installing it, noticed I could press it on all
the way, leaving a gap to the shoulder.
Dave H.
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> On Dec 29, 2020, at 3:21 PM, Phil Gott via Fot <fot@autox.team.net> wrote:
>
> Does anyone know the part number for the axle bearings and shrink-on retainer
> used in the Southwick Conversion? Iâ??m a bit hesitant to take it apart
> until I have a replacement bearing. My bearing is fine but the seal is
> failing and throwing grease onto the brakes....
> Or maybe a make and model of car that it fits? I heard somewhere it is a Ford
> bearing, but donâ??t know the year, make and model.
> Thanks!
> Phil Gott
>
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