Need help identifying axles
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Since you have a f250, is it a regular cab? If so, the front axle is most likely a dana 44hd ttb. You can also verify this by looking at the hubs. If they are the same size you are used to seeing on the f150's then it's definitely the dana 44hd. There were supposedly a very few regular cab f250's with the dana 50, and all the extended cab f250's had the dana 50. It has 4x4 hubs that are a little larger in diameter.
Do you have the long things that stick out of the center of the rear wheels in the back? The round thing with the little bolts? If so, you have a regular f250 full floating axle. I can't see in the pictures, but if you have no oil fill plug in the back cover, then it's a sterling/Ford axle. If it has a oil fill plug in the rear cover, then it's a dana 60 rear axle.
If you do not have the round thing that sticks way out in the center of the rear wheels, then you have a light duty f250 semi-float axle in the back.
Do you have the long things that stick out of the center of the rear wheels in the back? The round thing with the little bolts? If so, you have a regular f250 full floating axle. I can't see in the pictures, but if you have no oil fill plug in the back cover, then it's a sterling/Ford axle. If it has a oil fill plug in the rear cover, then it's a dana 60 rear axle.
If you do not have the round thing that sticks way out in the center of the rear wheels, then you have a light duty f250 semi-float axle in the back.
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The rear is a full-float if it sticks out from the center of the wheel for a few inches, that protrusion has I believe 8 bolts on it that hold the axle on.
Like this:
The semi-floating axle doesn't have that protrusion.
On a different topic, your PMs aren't enabled yet (you're still too new) so I'll say this in public... you filled out your Facebook information incorrectly.
See the blue FB icon in the top-right of your posts? Clicking that is supposed to take one to your publicly-available FP page.
In the FB field in the User CP, it is asking for your FB Username. You can set this up in your FB Prefs, go to General Account Settings and it's the second field on that page, something like www dot facebook dot com/username. There is a link to the right where you can edit that, but what you put there needs to match what you enter in FTE User CP.
Hope this is understandable.
Like this:
The semi-floating axle doesn't have that protrusion.
On a different topic, your PMs aren't enabled yet (you're still too new) so I'll say this in public... you filled out your Facebook information incorrectly.
See the blue FB icon in the top-right of your posts? Clicking that is supposed to take one to your publicly-available FP page.
In the FB field in the User CP, it is asking for your FB Username. You can set this up in your FB Prefs, go to General Account Settings and it's the second field on that page, something like www dot facebook dot com/username. There is a link to the right where you can edit that, but what you put there needs to match what you enter in FTE User CP.
Hope this is understandable.
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