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#811008 12/28/2011 3:33 PM
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Bolters;
Are there identification marks on the rear-end of these old trucks? I have a 1950 3800 and have been cleaning up the rear-end but can't find any serial numbers or stamping to identify it. It has 10 bolts holding the cover, the four holding the horizontal mid-section are closer together than the remaining six at the top and bottom.

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If it's a third member type rearend, then it's likely a 5.14:1 ratio. They used the same one until 1972 on 3/4 and one tons.


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