quickchange bearing kit

I apologize if this has been talked about previously, but I did do a search and came up empty handed. I am currently putting together a vintage Halibrand V8 quickchange with 35-36 rear axle housings.
Does anyone have a list of Timken Bearing numbers for the rebuild??

Thanks Hambers!

 

I don't have those numbers but I just take and Bearing I need replaced down to my Local Bearing Supply. If you wish Timken only they usually will 1. Identify it. 2. Place a prepaid order + shipping for it and 3. Help you to find an "Or equal" if you so desire.
Normbc9

 

unfortunately I do not have the old bearings. That is why I am asking.

 

There are a couple of variations. How old do you think the rear is? I can supply you with a list but need to know the diameter of the pinion shank and the approximate od of the rear cover bearings. The 35-36 trumpets require different bearings than the 40s style.

There is also a possibility that the pinion could use a double tapered roller.

Does the case have a big V8 cast in the side?

 

its a halibrand 201 no big V8 cast into side. I am using a 35-36 ring and pinion

 

You cannot use the 35-36 ring and pinion in the QC. Hot Rod works has the bearings you seek. Regards, Ron

 

Thanks Ron, What makes the 36 ring and pinion not useable? I looked at new ring & pinions and they are the same part number for 35-48

 

35-36 are 10 spline, you need 6 spline to fit the change gears.

 

thanks guys. Does anyone know the seal # for the axel tube ends

 

4245 is the orig ford part number for the inner grease seals.

 

Dick Spadaro has the seals and they are rather inexpensive. Ron

 

This same post was pretty well covered over on Fordbarn. Bearing numbers, where to get them, etc.

 

So I removed the Pinion from My Halibrand V8 Quickchange and this is what I found for bearings.
(2) SKF 6307 with a spacer inbetween. Isn't the pinion bearing supposed to be a double race??? I need the correct bearing and race #'s for my Pinion. Are they the same for a stock bajo center section pinion? thanks