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10-05-16, 18:08
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Hi Ed,
I have come across this type of seal before, often in trailer hubs. Used in a hub it leaves the inner cone bearing on the shaft along with seal. Check this link out, the seal is a common type and size used by other manufacturers as well; http://www.autopartoo.com/oem/eaton/24550eaton.html This will allow you to widen your search. regards, Richard
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