I'm away from home getting repairs to my Eagle Model 20. We have found that the drive wheel hub on the righthand side is bad. The Stud holes have wallowed out. Anyone have a source? Luke is already looking. Thanks, Art
I have stud pilot hubs if someone can check to see if they will work on your hub pilot NJT 20's I gave all my Eagle parts books away and have no way of checking now damn it
Quote from: luvrbus on October 12, 2021, 05:04:21 PM
I have stud pilot hubs if someone can check to see if they will work on your hub pilot NJT 20's I gave all my Eagle parts books away and have no way of checking now damn it
And here I was about to buy a 1961 Eagle! (Picking up a '93 Newell 44' tomorrow...Shhh, keep it on the low!)
My manuals show Rockwell and Eaton axles on Model 15's. Eaton hub is 154-0203-063, Rockwell is 154-0202-551 left side, 154-0202-552 right side. That may or may not apply to your M20.
Quote from: DoubleEagle on October 12, 2021, 08:59:08 PM
My manuals show Rockwell and Eaton axles on Model 15's. Eaton hub is 154-0203-063, Rockwell is 154-0202-551 left side, 154-0202-552 right side. That may or may not apply to your M20.
Now is when I miss Norris and Jerry Jefferson ,the NJT model 20 is a different animal in many areas, the model 20 is a model 10 with 15 windsheilds
Okay, I show 104-0202-533 for left side, and 104-0202-535 for right in the Model 10 manuals. The Model 01 and 05 show different numbers, and the illustrations don't reveal any differences. The hubs on my 1982 Model 10 might be the same.
The difference is the length of the hub for the wider brakes ,and the NJT used hub pilot wheels maybe Art could post some measurements the bearings and races are the same for the hubs
Thank you everyone. We found one at Cardinal Coach in Wallace NC. He has a lot of old coach parts and is very good to work with. Again thanks to everyone who looked for me. Art