Timken Bearings (2 Viewers)

[barrypt5]

So wait...you need:

2x Set 47
2x JLM104948
2x JLM104910

All 6 pieces? On the Autozone site they have Set 47 as the "outer bearing" and the two JLM numbers as the "Inner Cone" and "Inner Cup"...so is the Set 47 include both a Cup and Cone or are both not needed in for the Outer bearing?

barrypt5

One more thing... if you click related parts on the Autozone sight this also comes up... http://www.autozone.com/R,APP513211...partType,00256/shopping/partProductDetail.htm do i need that too?

 

[Cruiserdrew]

The set 47 is the bearing plus the race.

The others are separate.

 

[scottm]

I brought the Timken part numbers with me to Autozone. Their computer said they didn't have the bearings for my truck, but they took the Timken numbers, looked through the shelves, and found the bearings. They were organized by Timken number, so it didn't take long to find them.

 

[Miescha]

Well, in the end my original bearings were fine, so no need to replace them at this point (according to CDan - Lord of Parts).

The trunion bearings however, were toasted.

The current Marlin deal of $36 per side (I assume that is outer bearing & race plus inner bearing and race) sounds pretty darn good for Koyo bearings.

Federal Mogul is located just down the road from me. I don't know their quality, but they are local and convenient, so I guess I could always try them if needed in the future.