I'd like to replace the drive shaft support bearing on my 1950 F-3.
The Ford manual identifies these parts as "center support 4808", then breaks that down further into "coupling shaft flange 4865", "front collar 4832", "coupling shaft sleeve 4826" "center 4812" and "rear collar 4833".
The bearing number in the support I have reads "Federal 1207-B".
The local auto parts store tried, but was not able to help.
I've "googled" for about an hour, to no avail.

Does anybody have a parts number I can look for, or suggest a supplier?
Thanks in advance!
Jim.

 

try napa they always find what i neeed with obsolete part numbers

 

Try a place that sells bearings, if you have one near by. If you do they should be able to match a bearing to the one you have.

 

I think we had a discussion about this many months ago. And Number Dummy Bill Identified the parts and location for this.

Try this link and read through it to see if any of that info helps:

https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/7...er-needed.html

Good luck.

Post note edit...Your original bearing should have a number stamped on the side of it. If so, most of the local parts places should be able to find one.

 

Thanks to all.
There's a bearing shop in Toms River, I'll take the entire assembly to them & hope for the best.
If I get a valid make & part number I'll post it here.