Ford model t&tt truck clutch bearings.

[Oldcarbearings]

Can someone please supply me with either the O.E.M. original FORD part numbers for both the pilot/spigot bearing&release/throwout/thrust bearing for both passenger model T"S&commercial TT ,
As well as if at all known the aftermarket (bearing) brands&part numbers,
Cheers&ta,
Adro.

[J Franklin]

I'm watching this post out of curiosity. Sorry I didn't know the T or TT had either type of bearing but I like to learn.

[Kurt in NJ]

there is a horseshoe shaped brass piece that moves the direct clutch spring.
there is a bushing between the input shaft and the output shaft
everything is lubricated be oil splashed up by the flywheel

[rotorwrench]

I'm sure that someone on here likely has the model T parts list & price books for original part numbers but most folks like me go by part nomenclature like many of the past breakdowns have. Lang's & Snyder's have most of the parts that I've ever needed when working on the old Model T & TT drive systems. The rear axle & drive shaft are the only major differences between the two drive systems.

The T uses a lot of bushings but I've seen the bearing for the universal cap that replaces the babbitt. Warford and Ruckstell components were commonly used on T & TT vehicles. With overdrive, a person should have the Rocky Mountain Brake set up. There is some newer stuff available as well.

Maybe someone else can help with the numbers you seek. This link is for a T clutch but no nomenclature. http://www.mtfca.com/discus/messages...tml?1470376027

This link has nomenclature.
http://www.mtfca.com/discus/messages...tml?1503958311

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