Yup, did two sets and they came out great. I welded a flat plate on the end of one of the bearing nuts and center drilled it. That gave me a way to hold the threaded end centered with the big flange end in the chuck. I tried using just the chuck but the spindle kept tweaking when I tried cutting it.
I also had to make a special tool to cut the radius where the spindle shank meets the step. You don't want a stress riser there. I used a carbide to do the rest of it and polished the sealing surface while I was at it.
The other option is machining a spacer to fit on the stock bronco spindle to move the inner bearing over. There's still enough space for the seal to ride on, so that way works too.