D350 4000lbs front spindle nuts

I have someone who wants me to break up a complete D350 hubs set that I have for sale and sell them just the bearing nuts and washers. Thought was a ridiculous request until I went looking for some...I cant seem to find them. Anyone have a source?? I dont want to break up my set.
'81-'93 front hubs

What year and what axle? Front or rear? 2wd or 4wd? Truck in your sig? If so look here.Nuts

Thanks for the link but they got nothing...

Can he find what he needs from an RV parting out?


NAPA should have something.

i might have something if know what year. i stripped out a 1t.

The spindle fit 81-93 D series trucks with 4000lbs front end. No NAPA does not have them. I spent quite a while searching different sources no luck.

Check 94 E250. IIRC they use the same outer bearing, might have a nut that fits as well.

from mopar parts giant web page. part number for spindle nut w/4000 lb frt axle is 6029985. i google searched that number and ebay has it as does amazon. hope this helps. the ones i have are old style castle nuts where the cotter pin goes thru nut.

Says except 4,000 pound axle.

look at number 24-there are 2 of that number. 2nd number 3rd line down says w/4000lb axle

When I googled the number this is what Mopar Parts Giant says.

i see your pic but mine also says w/4000 lb axle. don't know. easy way to get correct number to google search is to take last 8 of vin number to dealer ,if 84 up, dealer parts dept will be able to tell what correct number is. then have them look for any other dealer that has it. if no dealer google search correct part number.

If I had to, I would buy a nut with same outside dimension. It will most likely be thicker and with a smaller threaded hole. I would then buy a drill bit and a tap to drill and tap the nut to the correct size then cut the width of nut down to match.

Find out what the thread pitch is and them go shopping at McMaster Carr. If they don't have it, Guitar has a good idea but I don't think you want to know what a quality tap and drill that size will cost. I'm pretty sure a couple of hours at a good machine shop would be cheaper and I think you could bore and cut new threads on a lathe in about an hour. After you set up the first one, you could have some spares made with not much extra time involved.

Kevin

They are 7/8 X 16 (std fine pitch is 7/8 x14)
Thanks all but I believe the issue has been resolved...I haev found a used set for the guy.

For what would probably be a one time use not bad on the price.
7/8 x 16 tap

Thanks for the input. I believe I have found him a used set. He wants factory parts...
On a side note I'm gonna have to start drinking to justify my spelling...