d350 dually hubs, all 4 of them

[Jff24Gordn]

d350 dually front hubs, all 4 of them

I had a bearing race spinning in my front hub on my 93. It happened first on someome else and they pinged the hub so it would stick, didnt work. So I had my local redneck parts store/junkyard/ garage/ towing service find me one. He couldnt find one listed in any parts book, he has just about every parts book in the last 50 years, but 1 in a junkyard in texas. OK, so I went to the usual napa, car quest, nothing. The heavy duty truck places in town, nothing. Finally a friend of mine works at a jeep dealer and looked it up. His emplyee price would have been $450 if dodge had any left. He found 4 new ones in the country in dealers. 2 in ohio, 1 in oklahoma and 1 in california. They would not ship to another dealer for the dealer price, only over the counter price.

So I am gonna get mine welded up and milled out. If you want to make some $$$, you could buy the entire supply of dually front hubs for around $3k and have a monopoly.

 

[Rebel Ram]

Arent the front hubs on the 1 Tons the same as 3/4 Tons but with a spacer hub that bolts on?

 

[Jff24Gordn]

No, it is one piece with the disk bolted on. it looks like this pic, just 4wd. #ad

 

[mysteryman]

Before you spend a bunch of money on machine work. Try some devcon E or even JB weld to fill in the worn race area... . Devcon makes several epoxy's that are used for building up worn pump shafts in industrial app's. . It does work. . I have done iit.....



The chances of you getting a machine shop to bore and resleeve a hub so both bearing bores are parrell is very unlikely... If they make all the fixtures that they will need to hold the hub correctly to do the job. It will cost you more than buying a new hub,,,, good luck

I had a bearing race spinning in my front hub on my 93. It happened first on someome else and they pinged the hub so it would stick, didnt work. So I had my local redneck parts store/junkyard/ garage/ towing service find me one. He couldnt find one listed in any parts book, he has just about every parts book in the last 50 years, but 1 in a junkyard in texas. OK, so I went to the usual napa, car quest, nothing. The heavy duty truck places in town, nothing. Finally a friend of mine works at a jeep dealer and looked it up. His emplyee price would have been $450 if dodge had any left. He found 4 new ones in the country in dealers. 2 in ohio, 1 in oklahoma and 1 in california. They would not ship to another dealer for the dealer price, only over the counter price.

So I am gonna get mine welded up and milled out. If you want to make some $$$, you could buy the entire supply of dually front hubs for around $3k and have a monopoly.