M38 Front Axel Timken Bearing Part #

[1stSgtUSMC]

What is the Timken Bearing poart number for M38 front axel? Oil seal part number? Thanks in advance!

S/F

Kevin

[wesk]

M38 front axle Hub & axle inner bearing cones, cups, & seals

Front hub bearing cones, cups & seals
The 4 bearing cones (2 in each hub) ORD# 705423, FSN 3110-100-3526
https://www.wbparts.com/rfq/3110-00-100-3526.html
18590 F0704 THE TIMKEN COMPANY
The 4 cups for the hubs: ORD# 706836, FSN 3110-100-0532
https://www.wbparts.com/rfq/3110-00-100-0532.html
18520 60038
TIMKEN CORPORATION, THE

2 seals for hub inner side: ORD# 8329731, NSN 5330-00-505-6700
Hub inner seals 2 ea. ORD# 8329731 NSN 5330-00-505-6700
https://www.wbparts.com/rfq/5330-00-505-6700.html
49530 79150
DANA AUTOMOTIVE SYSTEMS ROUP, LLC DBA DANA SEALING PRODUCTS
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Inner axle bearing cones, cups and seals

Inner axle 2 bearing cones: ORD# 705438, NSN 3110-00-100-3537
https://www.wbparts.com/rfq/3110-00-100-3537.html
24780 60038
TIMKEN CORPORATION, THE

Inner axle 2 bearing cups: ORD# 706849, NSN 3110-00-100-0543
https://www.wbparts.com/rfq/3110-00-100-0543.html
24721 60038
TIMKEN CORPORATION, THE

Inner axle 2 bearing seals: ORD# 500030,


Timken National Seals 40576S
Nitrile Oil Seal - Solid, 1.187 in Shaft, 2.000 in OD, 0.250 in Width, 4S Design, Nitrile Lip Material
Mi Item #: 01299999

Specifications
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Solid / split: Solid Seal type: Single Lip without Spring
Shaft diameter: 1.187 in Maximum shaft surface speed: 2000 fpm
Outside diameter: 2.000 in Misalignment tolerance: 0.005 in
Width: 0.250 in Construction description: Non-Spring Loaded Seal For Grease Retention
Design type: 4S Typical application: General Purpose
Lip material: Nitrile

[1stSgtUSMC]

Thank you Sir! I found 2 oil seals for the front outer whell hub, which one do you recomend?

CR Seal 21101
National Oil Seal 6626S

S/F

Kevin

[wesk]

I have had good results with both Chicago Rawhide and Timken National Oil seals. They both have good reputations.

[1stSgtUSMC]

I went with the National Oil Seal 6626S.