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First of all. Bearings are made of 52100 Bearing steel and are mfged to such high tollerances. We are talking down to Millionth of an Inch. There are a few companies out there that can modify bearings, but it is costly. Mainly we use these guys to make us assemblies that have a long leadtime and...

I have been in the Bearing industry for almost 24 years now. Timken and all the other bearing mfg price according to volume not how much it costs to mfg. Finding another to mfg would not be cost effective for them based that there are only around 6000 M35a3's.

Since this is an assembly w seals there should be more numbers on it IE 902A1. Normally found on outer Race

I like it. Nice work.:beer:

Welcome to the 923 Club. Nice score

Welcome from Indiana I can attest that this hobby is awsome and the poeple on here are the best.

Is that Blackstone Labs in Fort Wayne IN? One of my steel Mill customers use them all the time.

That's sweet :beer:

I am a timken distrubitor, Send me the part# and I'll see what i can do.

I agree:beer:

I know there was a thread titled "What have you done with your Deuce" so I figured us guys with 5 tons needed one too. So let me be the first to post a pic. 4k and all it did was smooh out the ride. Man I love this truck.

Start looking on ebay, i know some of the parts are on there

today I started with "automatic shift test." (See above post for Pic) mine weren't quite to spec so I the printed out of TM "Transmission Modulator and cable Maintance" I found that mine was a little out of adhustment. So I followed the step and got it set. took her out and reran "automatic...

I am only speaking for Indiana My truck is an 86 so I have it reg as antique, Plate must be in truck but not on it. No CDL required. According to Indiana State police and Dept of Motor vehicle. I am not saying anyone should just hop in and drive. I have driven Class A diesel pusher motor coaches...

Thanks Bruce, I'm learning a little at a time, but thats still learning.

Do a search to find out all the info, its has been posted on a bunch, but the short story is Allison doesn't recomend it. The military does use it and it works, But Dex III is so much better.

roflrofl Now that is funny and true.

You might want to drive one first, MV's aren't nearly as comfortable as your F350 probably is.

I just paid, Good value for the money. Just my 2cents or should I say $15.00

Found the recomended shift points in the TM. Here is a copy. Im going to check it tomorrow, then check Modulator and cable adjustments per TM. I'll Post what I find tomorrow night.