Fabco 233C-30007 Ball Bearing
The Fabco 233C-30007 Ball Bearing is a genuine replacement bearing used in Fabco heavy-duty drivetrain assemblies, including applications within Fabco transfer cases, PTO systems, and steerable drive axle products. The part is consistently cataloged as a Fabco/Meritor “Bearing – Ball” under part number 233C-30007, also written 233C30007.
Designed to support rotating shafts while minimizing friction and maintaining proper alignment, the 233C-30007 helps ensure smooth, reliable operation inside demanding drivetrain assemblies. Ball bearings in these systems must withstand continuous rotational loads, vibration, temperature changes, and the operating stresses associated with vocational, severe-service, and off-highway equipment.
Product details:
- Manufacturer: Fabco
- Part Number: 233C-30007
- Alternate Number Format: 233C30007
- Product Type: Ball Bearing
- Application: Fabco drivetrain component
- Common System Use: Transfer cases, PTO assemblies, and steerable drive axle systems
- Condition/Application Type: Direct replacement service component
Fabco drivetrain components are commonly used in heavy-duty vocational trucks, severe-service vehicles, municipal equipment, construction equipment, and off-highway applications where robust torque-transfer systems are required. A properly functioning bearing is critical to maintaining shaft support and reducing premature wear on surrounding gears, shafts, and housings.
The 233C-30007 is also listed in current Fabco parts catalogs and distributor inventories as an active Fabco ball-bearing part number.
Fitment note: Fabco uses many visually similar bearings across different transfer case and drivetrain models. I would recommend verifying the 233C-30007 part number against the unit model and serial number before installation. I was not able to find a reliable Fabco technical source publishing the bearing’s exact bore, outside diameter, width, or industry bearing-number interchange, so I would avoid listing those specifications without confirming them from a Fabco parts manual or the bearing markings themselves.
