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						Mostly F100s and the like generally not anymore overloaded than anything else in those days.
Housing failures
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						To be honest I probably couldn't it was a long time ago and I cant remember exactly where they broke but recall it being really common.
I think it related to where the tubes were welded to the centre part of the housing.
2 guys I knew in Alice were repairing them and I know it wasn't a difficult job to repair or strengthen them.
Really compared to a Salisbury it was dead easy to prevent it from happening.
I commented to a mate about it the other day while looking at his Ford ute and he was aware of it so it wasn't purely a NT phenomenon.
I know that this is a Pajero but it was a similar scenario to this
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						I finally found AM's thread on his "Rover9s" as im calling them (ford 9 diff and housing custom built with LR hubs and bracketry)
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/isuzu-land...ff-ratios.html
Salisbury diff housing failures
See post 87.
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