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Thoughts on Narrow front bolster for H


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Posted by Mike CA on October 03, 2007 at 22:34:43 from (70.136.38.11):

As some of you know, I want to switch the single front end on my H for a dual narrow front end with non-adjustable hubs. I like the look of those hubs the best, so it's what I've decided I want. These front ends are rare in CA to the point where I haven't found one for sale at all that is in any decent condition. I found a broke one, but it was $175. There is one on Ebay where the gentleman is selling both the hubs for $18 a piece. If you pick it up from him he'll throw in the bolster for free.

Item number: 260166261931

Well, I just so happen to know a YT member who will be travelling through that part of the country on his way to California. He offered, half jokingly, to pick up an assembly if I could find one close to his route on I-70. Well gents, let me tell you, this bolster is only 32 miles from I-70.

(This is type of thing where I find it difficult not to believe that God intervenes in my life some times)

I'd like you all to look at that bolster and those hubs and tell me what you think of them? $36 seems like an awfully good price. And if I had to replace all the bearings, I would think it would still be worth it. But I have no idea what I am talking about with these things, so I'm asking the experts for their opinions.


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