Hub HELP PLEASE
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Hub HELP PLEASE
Ok so my truck got swiped 2 weeks ago the shop insurance sent it too cant find a hub for me. I thought i found one but it has a 8 bolt pattern and mine is a 9 bolt does anyone know where i can get a 9 bolt pattern hub???
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I have never heard of 9bolt, 99.99999999% sure you have 8 bolt. All 1/2ton hubs off a ford will fit your d44.
Truck Accessories and Jeep Accessories By Central 4 Wheel Drive - Warn Standard Hubs - Ford F-Series1/2 Ton / Bronco '66-96
Truck Accessories and Jeep Accessories By Central 4 Wheel Drive - Warn Standard Hubs - Ford F-Series1/2 Ton / Bronco '66-96
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thats what i thought and i never really payed attention to it but the guy at the shop said i had 9 screw it i'm riding my bike down there and figuring this out for myself
and its a ttb 50
would that change anything
and its a ttb 50
would that change anything
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yep it takes the big hubs, same as d60
http://broncograveyard.com/bronco/i-...line-hubs.html it should take these then
http://broncograveyard.com/bronco/i-...line-hubs.html it should take these then
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https://www.napaonline.com/Catalog/C...+50028+2028028
Is this the right part its says for 4600 drive axle and the d50 ttb is a 460.
Is this the right part its says for 4600 drive axle and the d50 ttb is a 460.
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ok good.
So now i have a story to tell
I just had to ride my bike down to the body shop that has been claiming the parts are discontinued to physically show them and then talk to someone on the phone for them to order my hub. apparently the guy in the office thought the 9/16 bolt size meant 9 bolts on a 16 inch wheel. even though it said "# of bolts: 8" directly above it. I trust the shop guy will fix it well because these guys are supposed to be a really good shop but damn their office guys are completely incompetent.
And some people dont get why guys like us would prefer to work on our truck instead of paying someone else to do it
So now i have a story to tell
I just had to ride my bike down to the body shop that has been claiming the parts are discontinued to physically show them and then talk to someone on the phone for them to order my hub. apparently the guy in the office thought the 9/16 bolt size meant 9 bolts on a 16 inch wheel. even though it said "# of bolts: 8" directly above it. I trust the shop guy will fix it well because these guys are supposed to be a really good shop but damn their office guys are completely incompetent.
And some people dont get why guys like us would prefer to work on our truck instead of paying someone else to do it
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Everytime somebody else touches my truck it ends badly, Just look at my right front tire and guess weither or not i outsouced the alingment. Then they were telling me my rear pinion seal was leaking, I knew that a told them I does that it sat all winter, yet they offered to fix it for a large sum, i said no again, and when i was getting in the truck to leave, i noticed my left front spring was wet, my master cylinder was leaking badly. So they worked on the front end found "major" issues in the rear end, and managed to miss the dripping brake fluid right where they were working on it.
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Everytime somebody else touches my truck it ends badly, Just look at my right front tire and guess weither or not i outsouced the alingment. Then they were telling me my rear pinion seal was leaking, I knew that a told them I does that it sat all winter, yet they offered to fix it for a large sum, i said no again, and when i was getting in the truck to leave, i noticed my left front spring was wet, my master cylinder was leaking badly. So they worked on the front end found "major" issues in the rear end, and managed to miss the dripping brake fluid right where they were working on it.
Are you sure they fixed the front alignment? I too hate to let any body work on one of my vehicles and I don't if I can avoid it. when I can't help it I usually stand around looking over their shoulder to see that it is done to my satisfaction If I can't do that I try to find another shop to do the work.
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ok good.
So now i have a story to tell
I just had to ride my bike down to the body shop that has been claiming the parts are discontinued to physically show them and then talk to someone on the phone for them to order my hub. apparently the guy in the office thought the 9/16 bolt size meant 9 bolts on a 16 inch wheel. even though it said "# of bolts: 8" directly above it. I trust the shop guy will fix it well because these guys are supposed to be a really good shop but damn their office guys are completely incompetent.
And some people dont get why guys like us would prefer to work on our truck instead of paying someone else to do it
So now i have a story to tell
I just had to ride my bike down to the body shop that has been claiming the parts are discontinued to physically show them and then talk to someone on the phone for them to order my hub. apparently the guy in the office thought the 9/16 bolt size meant 9 bolts on a 16 inch wheel. even though it said "# of bolts: 8" directly above it. I trust the shop guy will fix it well because these guys are supposed to be a really good shop but damn their office guys are completely incompetent.
And some people dont get why guys like us would prefer to work on our truck instead of paying someone else to do it
Terrible Your Insurance co. picked these guys??
I believe I would call whoever you were working with at the ins co and ask them what kind of low end shop they sent my truck to after you had to go down and explain something to them that is as basic as ford trucks get. But that is just the trouble maker in me trying to stir the pot.
But it really does hurt the creditability of that shop. you should look over every thing there doing to your truck very carefully till you are sure it's right before you accept it as done. 
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Are you sure they fixed the front alignment? I too hate to let any body work on one of my vehicles and I don't if I can avoid it. when I can't help it I usually stand around looking over their shoulder to see that it is done to my satisfaction If I can't do that I try to find another shop to do the work.
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I actually picked the company My insurance company had "preferred shops" and this one had an A+ rating from the BBB and has been in business for 20+ years so they seemed good. I have confidence in the mechanics (or else the rating would be worse i suspect) but I think the office crew just has no experience with older vehicles because its in the middle of boston so most of the stuff they see is newer. And dont worry I'll be checking everything over and maybe even taking apart just to be safe.
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