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18-06-13, 11:12
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Rick, do you have the Ford numbers for those seals?
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18-06-13, 13:56
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Rick Tony
Against the #35070 I have two Timken listings;
oem 416865 = repco PR4997 CR 415027 = repco PR4621 Am I on the right track?
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18-06-13, 15:47
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Same numbers but with variations on the manufacturers:
NATIONAL 416865 SKF or CR 49998 SEAL 5.00id 6.25 od .500w Also available as a scotseal 50124, but they are an inch wide and very expensive. They do have the advantage of sealing within the seal, rather than the bore. Last edited by rob love; 18-06-13 at 15:52.
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