Can anybody ID this axle?
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Thanks! My turn. Well, I'm skeptical. There's no initial M or R like the manual says it should have. What was your first indication that it may be a Meritor axle?
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Not an option in 1998 on medium duty trucks.
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I guess I should ask @ford390gashog that question. Why he thinks it's a Meritor axle.
With no locker, my only option to get unstuck would be to install individual rear braking. Funny, all the trucks I know of and owned in Europe had lockers. Must be the muddy terrain.
With no locker, my only option to get unstuck would be to install individual rear braking. Funny, all the trucks I know of and owned in Europe had lockers. Must be the muddy terrain.
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