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Glen,
I should have kept the FoT in the thread. Important stuff.
I noticed this the first time I changed bearings. If I remember correctly,=
Timken, which I prefer, had a smaller radius and it didn't seat all the wa=
y. It was seating down in the radius of the bearing. Of course I didn't t=
hink to check that radius before installing it. Green and Timken obviously=
have a different radius. I believe Southwick and Moser use the Green bear=
ings. There may be different part numbers from these companies for differe=
nt dimensions for the radius. I think the basic number is 9507. So, ther=
e might be a Timken with the needed radius. The Green number is 9507F or R=
W507E. =20
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> On 01/19/2026 2:35 PM PST fubog1 <fubog1@aol.com> wrote:
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> Dave you nailed it!
> Exactly my observation, different radii preventing the bearing pressing f=
ully home.
> THANKS!!!
> Glen
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> On Monday, January 19, 2026 at 01:26:58 PM EST, Dave Hogye <dlhogye@comca=
st.net> wrote:
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> I believe there were variations in the machining.
> You might contact Moser. They supply Southwick.=20
> I purchased a set of axles from Southwick and they were very different th=
an what was in my car. =20
> I found the radius on bearings, depending upon Green or Timken, did not m=
atch the radius on the axles. =20
> Perhaps this is what you are finding.=20
> Dave H.=20
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> > Hi all, I'm looking for dimensional drawings on the Moser axles as used=
in the Southwick conversion, of the bearing journal to hub area, primary c=
oncern being the inside radius spec.
> > Any help appreciated!
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hich I prefer, had a smaller radius and it didn't seat all the way. I=
t was seating down in the radius of the bearing. Of course I didn't t=
hink to check that radius before installing it. Green and Timken obvi=
ously have a different radius. I believe Southwick and Moser use the =
Green bearings. There may be different part numbers from these compan=
ies for different dimensions for the radius. I think the basic number=
is 9507. So, there might be a Timken with the needed radius.&n=
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