What type of rotor do I have on my truck?!?

[GaPchNCrm]

OK so I start hearing that lovely grinding noise thats screaming " hey! you have a cracked rotor!" I go to the local parts store ( technicaly a Bumper to Bumper), get the front rotors for a DRW 93 F350 2WD. Last I checked that IS what I drive, right? So we get the tire off and the rotor on my truck is attached to the hub. Its one whole unit. Took it to advance and autozone and they both said " not anything we carry." Soooooo.....

1. What exactly am I looking for here? I'll post pics of whats on it in a few. and

2. WHY is my truck different from the rest of the 93 F350 2WD DRW's out there?

HELP!!!!!!!!

 

[dwaymar]

shoul br a pressed fit had one like it got rid of it last year knock the studs out and then it should come out with a little bigger hammer

luc to ya

 

[BROWNIEBOY525]

you take the whole hub off then you have to knock out the wheel studs and the rotor will come right off. i think they were like 60 each.

 

[Agnem]

Tanya, sorry I didn't get your message until this morning. If you still need to speak give a call. I think you got your answer.

 

[icanfixall]

Sounds to me like the parts guys need to find another thing they call a JOB....

 

[diesel4me2]

mine has an extension/hub that bolts to the rotor. pull the hub, on the backside of the rotor/hub, unbolt the extension/hub (studs are pressed into the front of extension/hub) install new rotor, tighten and install. wheel bearing torque for my 86' is 20 to 25 lbs and back off 1/8 turn.
don't know if it's a dually thing or not with the extension.
chris

 

[razorback]

ive had good luck finding those hard to find parts at napa