running gear

[Anonymous-0]

I picked up a sears and roebuck (pretty sure)cheap. I nead a hub and bearings for it. Anyone know the best place to find the part numbers and maybe parts?

Tags are bad but the numbers that are stamped on it are
S157260 and 700751

thanks

 

[Deere Ohio]

I think any bearing outlet can have the bearings and seals but you may have a problem finding the new hub. What is wrong with your old hub? Most NAPA stores will have the bearings in stock. Usually hubs are reusable unless they are cracked or damaged in some way. Richard

 

[Anonymous-0]

It was gone when I got it, thats why i got it cheap. Whole thing other than that is in perfect shape. No breaks or twists.

 

[Don-Wi]

Shoup has a selection of hubs, you might be able to take measurements from one of the other hubs and find one that will work. Otherwise if you can post some #'s on the other hubs, someone may have one laying around.

Donovan from Wisconsin

 

[RodinNS]

I think that's probably about the best idea. I don't deal with shoup very much so I don't know what products they have... but I know that Princess Auto carries a pretty full line of hubs. All can be had by mail order. I'd think the hubs would be a fairly standard item if you measured it up and leafed through the catologue.

An impliment scrapyard and the same mentality might also yeild something cheap.

Rod