60Patrol

jwgreen wrote:Can you guys post pics or just all the numbers off all the bearings that are inside the transfer case. Just for future reference. Thanks. Hope you guys get going again soon!

Here are the 4 bearings on the mainshaft of the transfer case. Pic from left to right. Left bearing is the front out put shaft bearing it measures ID 35.0mmxOD 80.0mm part # NSK 6307N-NAPA part # 6307 NRJ, center bearing on the shaft measures ID 40.0mmxOD 90.0mm part # NSK 6308-NAPA part# 6308 J, right bearing is the rear out put shaft bearing it measures ID 40.0mmxOD 90.0mm part # NSK 6308N-NAPA part # 6308 NRJ there is also a caged pocket bearing between the front and rear output. It measures ID 17.85mmxOD 24.50mmxlength 21.75mm. The needle bearings measure 3.35mm. There are no markings on this bearing, good luck sourcing this bearing.

Awesome!! Thanks for the info!

Anders and Nicoline, your parts are on the way. Good luck to you guys. Please post pics of your travels, and share any interesting stories you may have along the way. Thank you and have fun.

Thanks! Tonight, there will be a huge party in Tucumán, Argentina.

We will definitely post lots of updates and photos showing how the Patrol is making its way through the mountains, jungles and rivers of South America.

Thanks to all of you who helped us! We really would be stranded down here at this point if it wasn't for you guys.

I have never delt with customs there, but i hear its bad. It should be there by now, hopefully you will receive it soon.

Thanks Ron!

The only thing we don't like about that photo is that it doesn't state that package actually LEFT Los Angeles. The other two times the package was processed, the next update read "depart sort facility". But it doesn't say that for ISC. Did the post office people say that they are sure it left LA?

We asked the Argentinian postal service, but they say it hasn't arrived in Buenos Aires yet. At least it isn't registered in their system. We will try to figure out if it is actually another local carrier.

USPS cannot tell us who the local carrier is. But they say it's probably the regular postal service. So that means Correo Argentino.

Google tells us that shipments from USPS of this type cannot be tracked once they leave the US. So we'll just have to sit tight and hope for the best. It seems some packages take two months to arrive. There are horror stories on the internet

Nicolanders wrote:Thanks Ron!

The only thing we don't like about that photo is that it doesn't state that package actually LEFT Los Angeles. The other two times the package was processed, the next update read "depart sort facility". But it doesn't say that for ISC. Did the post office people say that they are sure it left LA?

We asked the Argentinian postal service, but they say it hasn't arrived in Buenos Aires yet. At least it isn't registered in their system. We will try to figure out if it is actually another local carrier.

Yes they told me it departed (ISC) Los Angeles. How they could tell that I don't know. But chances are it did. I believe the hold up is customs.

Sometimes I order absinthe from Germany. When they ship it here it will stay in customs for at least 2 weeks.

2869ral wrote:Yes they told me it departed (ISC) Los Angeles. How they could tell that I don't know. But chances are it did. I believe the hold up is customs.

OK, that's great. So the package probably arrived in Buenos Aires on Friday the 4th. The postal said it would take 5-10 days from there (but the package is still not in their system). We will sit tight