What Is the Difference Between the 10-36 and 10-10 Grease Seals?

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whats the difference between 22333TB10-36 and 21333TB10-10 witch one should i get for 7000

asked by: Praveen

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The difference between the Grease Seal 10-36 # 10-36 and the 10-10 Grease or Oil Double-Lip Seals # RG06-090 is going to be the inner diameter.

The # 10-36 seal has an inner diameter of 2.250" while the # RG06-090 has a 2.125" inner diameter. Both of these seals will work with your 7K axle and they both share the same outer diameter of 3.376".

In order to pick out the correct grease seal for your axle, you'll just need to either measure your spindle where the grease seal sits or look on the grease seal itself for the part number.

expert reply by: Bryce D

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 5

The seal you would want is the part #GS-2125DL. It has an outer diameter of 3.376 inches and an inner diameter of 2.125 inches.

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

We sure can! The Transcom #TCM 21344 TB cross references to the 10-10 seal we offer, part #RG06-090. The seal has a 2.125 inch ID and a 3.376 OD. It's compatible with a 25580 inner bearing.

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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