Early bronco axles

[76-cj7]

Dana 44 front from a 76' bronco w/disc's and im thinking 3.54's but im going to pull the cover. Also have a 9 inch from the same application. I just got these axles on a trade so be patient while i figure them out and get some pictures posted up.
Make me an offer guys as i don't have any idea what they're worth.

[fifesjeep]

Is that the HD D44 and large bearing 9"?

[76-cj7]

Nope......narrow plain jane ones....the only thing special i know of is they are a tid bit wider than narrow tracs

[crabshaver]

Im looking for that application. I am going to see if I can get a truck. If so then I will make an offer

[76-cj7]

sounds good man.....the front axle is missing the rotors, calipers and hubs but the bearing hubs are there and also the control arms still attached along with all steering components and track bar....rear axle is complete from drum to drum. I may be able to get ahold of another set from a mobile 73' bronco but its got drums front and rear

[jeepsr4ever]

AMC car guys love those narrow ford 9" rears!

[76-cj7]

Mc i was actually wanting to swap the 9inch under my jeep....i unfortunatly keep having issues with my AMC20's axles tubes and im leanin twords yankin her out

[dan58]

I wouldn't put a 9 under a stock wheel base jeep. The pinion is just toooo low.

[crabshaver]

Is the set in Ohio?
What's the closets big city. I am going to KY in a few weeks.

[76-cj7]

Im up on interstate 70 right as it crosses into wheeling west virginia

[crabshaver]

Well Im out. My wife changed it all up on me. Shes flying to KY by herself this weekend. So I hope you sell them to someone who cares :razz:

[dwg86]

Mc i was actually wanting to swap the 9inch under my jeep....i unfortunatly keep having issues with my AMC20's axles tubes and im leanin twords yankin her out

I took a piece of 2.5 ID/3.0 OD .250 thick tube, split it long ways, leaving a small gap, and wrapped it around my AMC 20 tubes. Clamped the tube around the 20, welded the seams and 20 tube together with my mig. Used nickel rod and arc welder to attach tube to center section. You can also put a couple of rosset welds in there. Ground down the welds, and you can't even tell anything was done. Use new spring perches for 3 inch axle tubes. I am running a detroit locker with full floating kit and rear disc brakes, pretty hot 401. No problems with the rear axle or flex.

[76-cj7]

Hmmm....thats a good idea you got....i always thought of doing something along them lines but never went all the way with it

[Mudrat]

Well Im out. My wife changed it all up on me. Shes flying to KY by herself this weekend. So I hope you sell them to someone who cares :razz:

KY http://smiley.onegreatguy.net/ky.gif :shock: :idea:

[crabshaver]

Well Im out. My wife changed it all up on me. Shes flying to KY by herself this weekend. So I hope you sell them to someone who cares :razz:

KY http://smiley.onegreatguy.net/ky.gif :shock: :idea:

Hey is that the new grease? :mrgreen:

[Mudrat]

Not new, been around for decades, but it IS water soluble #-o