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Bearing, roller, tapered. Figure item 48-9, stock number 3110-068-9395. Printed on two pages of the parts catalogue, which agree.

Answered from the parts table. No model call.

Document
TM 55-1510-202-35P, section 9
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Local OCR, column by column
Status
Agreed across 2 printings
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