warn locking hub bearings

[dirtybird]

took my warn locking hub bearings apart and found this

i was wondering if anybody knows what or were i can get the replacment bearing for these warn hubs

or i could clean and polish this old stuff up and put it back together

any thoughts??

 

[BusaDave9]

That's the inner spindle bearing. It's OEM and isn't a Warn Part. You should be able to get them at a local auto parts store.

 

[BusaDave9]

I recently replaced that bearing along with the other wear parts.

I got mine in a kit with seals. RockAuto.com part number SKB BK1

 

[dirtybird]

dave i am sorry but no this is not the innner spindle bearing it is the bearing on the warn locking hub itself

1969 CJ5 did not have a spindle bearing it had a brass bushing

thank you for your input though

 

[BusaDave9]

dave i am sorry but no this is not the innner spindle bearing it is the bearing on the warn locking hub itself

1969 cj5 did not have a spindle bearing it had a brass bushing

thank you for your input though

Oh, I thought this was the spindle. Now I see it's not deep enough.

I'm not sure how easy it is to find a replacement bearing.
Check out this link: Warn Industries - Hub Service Parts & Fastener Kits

And/or contact Warn: Warn Industries - Contact Us
1.800.543.9276

 

[dirtybird]

i scoured thier website last night and could not come up with anything on on the m2 warn locking hubs i may have to try and call them and see what they can tell me on tuesday

 

[BusaDave9]

i scoured thier website last night and could not come up with anything on on the m2 warn locking hubs i may have to try and call them and see what they can tell me on tuesday

Yes, the link I had is for newer style hubs. Give them a call but I doubt they would be able to sell you the correct bearing. But they very well may be able to give you a Timkin part number or some other cross reference.
Good Luck

 

[dirtybird]

thanks for your help i did try to look for a bearing number on the old one but it was unrecognizable, thinking i could cross reference that with another company they are a few places here in austin texas i think i will takje the old bearing down there and they should be able to get me a suitable replacement i hope
n thank you for the reply's

 

[IOPort51]

something I have found, for the most part is that bearings are bearings. call a supplier in the Austin area. let them see what you have and they may be able to give you a replacement of much higher quality.

Purvis Industries Austin, TX, 78753 - YP.com

this would be a good place to start.

 

[dirtybird]

Thank you for the link that will get me started

 

[hagar]

www.hermtheoverdriveguy

will have what you're looking for
call him