Wanted Ford Dana 44 1/2 Ton Spindles.
- Thread starter UNSTUCK
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DaveB
Long Jeep Fan
- Location
- Holladay, Utah
I have the six bolt GM spindles, sold all of my 5 bolt Ford ones.
- Location
- The Land Northward (Bountiful), Utah
I've got a pair. But they're bolted to a '76 F150 HP Dana 44 axle (that's for sale).
Ugg. I hate my parts hoarding inner monologue that never ceases to shut up....
I have to ask how much... I kinda want one...
UNSTUCK
But stuck more often.
5 on 5.5? Condition? Price?
- Location
- The Land Northward (Bountiful), Utah
100% complete and unmolested: including calipers.
5x5.5"
$750 obo
It should be 3.55 (but could possibly be 3.73) (I can pop it open if necessary)
As a FYI '76 & '77 are very unique as they are the only years that are open knuckle, high pinion with weld on axle wedge "C"s that can be cut off.
'78+ have cast wedges that are part of the tube and can't be cut off.
And while F250s also driver drop & have no "C"s they are 8 lug and are High pinion only in '78 & '79. (Prior to that thet are low pinion and post they are TTB). (Also the F250 leaf spring perch is cast into the driver side of the pumpkin so there's not much room for a coil spring mount and a link mount.)
I probably have some warm premium hubs I could include at full price.
5x5.5"
$750 obo
It should be 3.55 (but could possibly be 3.73) (I can pop it open if necessary)
As a FYI '76 & '77 are very unique as they are the only years that are open knuckle, high pinion with weld on axle wedge "C"s that can be cut off.
'78+ have cast wedges that are part of the tube and can't be cut off.
And while F250s also driver drop & have no "C"s they are 8 lug and are High pinion only in '78 & '79. (Prior to that thet are low pinion and post they are TTB). (Also the F250 leaf spring perch is cast into the driver side of the pumpkin so there's not much room for a coil spring mount and a link mount.)
I probably have some warm premium hubs I could include at full price.
- Location
- West Haven, UT
Should be a 1/2" tube as well. Very good housing to build. I narrowed one to waggy width and used flat top chevy knuckles for high steering. Was a good axle.
- Location
- The Land Northward (Bountiful), Utah
Yup! 1/2" tubes.
I used this same year axle under my Cherokee and it worked great for a number of years.