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UJ required for my 1949 half ton pilot house


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Wow  what a great site , I am still trying to work our how it all works , so lets give it a try

I am trying to find a replacement UJ for my 1949 B1B pilot house half ton pick up , i need one shipped to the UK  , would be great full for any help 

 

Craig Rutter

 

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If your truck was made in Canada, it uses a Spicer cross and roller joint which is readily available because Chevrolet used it from 1955 through the 60s.

If it is a US built truck then it likely uses the Ball and Trunnion sealed joint.

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origional manual says use service pack part 575 , however  dodgecentral have on offer  2 options uj-510 and uj-538 on line ?...Atlas obsolete chrysler parts (moparmall.com) offer a 1948-53 UJ( B Series)

all look a little different  ??? not sure now .,

i had the yoke measured and in cm is 29.5 x 80.8 cm any more sudgestions

 

craig  

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My 1950 B2B  has the same U Joints, they are called "Cleveland style ". Roberts Motors had them for $ 75.00 each last year when I ordered mine.

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