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damn, im only at 260,000 km on my rear axles and flanges and only 150,000km on my fronts, all MD/Hi-tough...and they have been dragging a 2t trailer for 90% of that...Quote:
Originally Posted by rick130
btw I only use Fatmax tape measures...whats your weapon of choice!
Fatmax Extremes here!Quote:
Originally Posted by uninformed
is that the one with the big chrome wanky end on it?Quote:
Originally Posted by BadCo.
Probably, it also has a chrome case. Best tape measure I've used.Quote:
Originally Posted by uninformed
Ok, yours have copped a worse time towing !Quote:
Originally Posted by uninformed
I'm just a cheap arse, the local hardware only stocks Lufkin, have two in the Deefer.
oh but yours is a loaded 130 and mine a unloaded 110... hmmmQuote:
Originally Posted by rick130
oh but wait, but oh,but but, mine has 65-1 low and yours only has 43-1 low....
hmmmmmmmm
Add me in as another vote for Maxidrive axles. Even if you don't put in a locker, their shafts and flanges are an upgrade that's well worth it.
My standards were well on their way out, to the point where I was driving around with the tools to drop the rear drive shaft and just go FWD if I had to.
The Maxidrive axles in the rear are brilliant.
Bugger those newfangled plasticky things, they break to easily.Quote:
Originally Posted by uninformed
I had one for about a week, dropped it once and it broke and won't work again.
Returned to using the tape measure that I had been using for approximately 35 years....
Bodmann, I think it is manufactured in Germany?
Anyways, apologies to the original poster of the question for going off track...
Maxidrive/Hy tough axles and drive flanges, where/how can one purchase them online?
I know and have experience with Ashcroft, good quality, easy ordering, fast delivery, etc, etcetera.
Mike.
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Originally Posted by 90@
Email them and it counts as purchasing online.Quote:
Originally Posted by BadCo.
They only need to know if your Salisbury has discs or drums.