1972 Rear Hub
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1972 Rear Hub
Hopefully everyone made it through the holiday just fine. My 72 F250 decided to eat the rear wheel bearings so its time to rebuild them. I think I may just rebuild both sides after I inspect the other side and it needs it. What I am looking for is the part number for the hub assembly and I am finding it difficult to just find that part. The drums are easy to get but the hub assembly not so easy. I am replacing the hub because I see linear cracks where the wheel studs go. So if anyone has any idea where I can get a part number from (ND possibly?), I would appreciate it. Also if anyone has said wheel hub assembly that will fit my truck let me know. I am in California. I found this on EB, Ford E4TZ1113B Hub Assembly no drum (8 lug) SK3371 DS179 but it doesn't specify the application although it looks like the same. Thanks in advance.
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Hopefully everyone made it through the holiday just fine. My 72 F250 decided to eat the rear wheel bearings so its time to rebuild them. I think I may just rebuild both sides after I inspect the other side and it needs it. What I am looking for is the part number for the hub assembly and I am finding it difficult to just find that part. The drums are easy to get but the hub assembly not so easy. I am replacing the hub because I see linear cracks where the wheel studs go. So if anyone has any idea where I can get a part number from (ND possibly?), I would appreciate it. Also if anyone has said wheel hub assembly that will fit my truck let me know. I am in California.
I found this on EB, FordE4TZ1113B not the same! Hub Assembly 1984 E250/350 & F250/350 with 6,250 lbs. rear axle capacity and SRW
I found this on EB, Ford
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Good Day Bill,
According to my maintenance records the last time I replaced the brake shoes I used Duralast 357 which are 12" x 2.52" from AutoZone. Hope that helps you help me. Thanks in advance.
According to my maintenance records the last time I replaced the brake shoes I used Duralast 357 which are 12" x 2.52" from AutoZone. Hope that helps you help me. Thanks in advance.
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1969 F250 2WD/4WD from serial number F30,001 // 1970/79 F250 2WD/4WD
No Ford dealer or obsolete parts vendor has any.
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Another thought is to call shops that rebuild rearends. they always have extra parts and contacts
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