Inliners International Forums General Discussion Drive Train Adapting a 1955 open drivetrain

Not a lot of options on this bearing, but had I waited to try and get the number off the other one still inside on side of the axle, I ordered them from Jim Carter.

You can't see very well, but on the top rim it's stamped CHINA. They probably pay about $5 for this bearing and sell it for $55. I did get 2 of them, so they probably profited about $100. No worries, I have saved time in the past and Jim Carter has helped me quite a bit to understand my truck. I have 2 new seals also.

Time wise it's easy to know it's gonna fit my truck, and this is a roller bearing with a race/cage, not a taper bearing with a separate race. I think this is called a roller bearing.