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Woody · 10-18-2004, 11:03 AM

Huck,

Thanks I'll look under the truck and see if there is bolt holes for the GMC driveshaft's Carrier Bearing, then swap the whole thing. Or if I can swap out to the other (type on the Chevy) and still use the GMC Driveshaft.

I got Lucky when it broke I was only a couple miles from home and my wife came along just as I was calling her. So we went to the house, got a chain and towed it home all in about 30 mins. But it was getting dark so I didn't have time to do anything except dig out the GMC Driveshaft you had sold me. Hmmmm, Guess I did need that after all.

Woody

10-18-2004, 11:03 AM	#4
Woody Registered User Join Date: Feb 2000 Location: Georgetown, KY, USA Posts: 631	Huck, Thanks I'll look under the truck and see if there is bolt holes for the GMC driveshaft's Carrier Bearing, then swap the whole thing. Or if I can swap out to the other (type on the Chevy) and still use the GMC Driveshaft. I got Lucky when it broke I was only a couple miles from home and my wife came along just as I was calling her. So we went to the house, got a chain and towed it home all in about 30 mins. But it was getting dark so I didn't have time to do anything except dig out the GMC Driveshaft you had sold me. Hmmmm, Guess I did need that after all. Woody