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Looking to find out what part of an early 30's axle shaft is considered the "hub". Trying to identify what I believe is an early 32 axle. It does have the 3/4" nut but no where on the shaft can I find a 1.130 measurement.
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The 1.130 measurement is the outside diameter at the splines. That is the part that slides into the gears.
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Thank you Chipper. I am familiar with the spline measurement being referred to as major (outer) and minor (inner) measurements but not a "hub".
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From Bill Barkers Site: https://1931chevrolet.com/specs14.htm the 1.130 is shown for a 25-29 . The difference for early and late 32 is the "HUB" measurement . Where is that measurement taken? The shaft I have does have the correct spline 1.225 for a 32.
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Your post of "where on the shaft can I find a 1.130 measurement" confused me and still does.
The August 1932 parts book shows a rear hub PN 358016 for Series AD, AE, B with "(Outer End Shaft Hole 1.033 I.D.)" PN 369559 listed for Series B with "Outer End Shaft Hole 1.127 I. D.)". Is that what you were referring to as 1.130"?
I don't know where on the axle shaft that the hub outer end shaft hole is located when installed. Installing the proper hub should allow it to be determined.
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Somehow when i did a google search and I found a listing chart you did on the Chat site and it listed the measurements and included "hub 1.130" so I thought that somewhere on the shaft I would find a corresponding measurement to determine the hub fitment . From the above chart you did for Bills site i see that the 1.130 is the outer spline diameter for25-29. On the same chart is listed the hub measurements and the late 32 shaft is listed as 1.375. Don't really want to remove a hub from my 32 to determine if any of the three axle shafts I have are early or late so I am hoping that somehow I can measure the shaft to determine what I have-early or late.
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Steve, not sure if you have these 1932 axle specs,
Diameter at bearing. 1.575”
Thread size 1 9/16”. Would be bearing retainer nut thread.
Diameter inner packing 1.390”
Wheel bearing bore size. 1.575”
Will see if I can dig up some information. Later
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I appreciate that Jack but probably easier for me to just buy a 3/4" nut to see if it fits. A link to the chart I referenced is in a previous post.
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All good Steve, they are the early 1932 axle specifications, I vaguely remember some one had issues with the oil seal leaking on their axles, early to late 1932 axle swaps, so the end thread and oil seal diameters , and hub and axle taper diameter look to be the differences.
You could just use a vernier to measure the end threads.
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