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#419015 06/02/2008 5:29 AM
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what would the most likely front axle for this truck. it was a air force wrecker in Oregon the rears are Rockwell. the front has square tubes like the Rockwell but i thought the Rockwells had the third member on top. also the axle shafts don't have a u joint in them them are a straight shaft like the rears with something kind of like a gyroscope connected to them under the hubcap to turn the hub

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I don't really know.. but at first glance the hubs look like a Coleman hub, so could be that?

Not all Rockwell axles are top loaders, I have seen many Rockwell front axles like yours, not counting the hubs though.

Is there a tag on the inside of the glove box door? if so it should tell you lots if info about the different components of the drive-train.

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No idea about the axles, but that is an awesome truck. It screams for an olive drab green paint job.

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the tag says the transfer case is a Coleman but it says the axle is F090 but in another spot it says Coleman SD-9 ETC. i was thinking more black and silver but thats only after air conditioning.

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Either way it looks like you have Coleman front axle.
Does it give the axle ratio or ratios on the tag?

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the rears have a tag that says 7.20 so i think the front is the same

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Which rear axles do you have? I have a 62 W5000 NAPCO, it has Rockwell axles, HHDHDX2 for the front-rear and HHRHDX1 for the rear-rear. My front axle looks like it was built with an Eaton center section. Transfer case is a Rockwell. Pics at:

http://rides.webshots.com/album/227086175ErVbWi

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my rear axles are SQHD rockwell 7.20 ratio the t-case is a coleman


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