[SEL] Ford F250 Help wanted now stationary engine ;-)

[bill at antique-engines.com]

You'll need to know the axle number, as even among F250 V8's, they may
have different axles. I know when the front lockouts went south on mine,
there were at least 2, maybe 3 possible front axles on it and different
lockouts. (it's 4 wheel drive and the automatic hubs busted, like they
ALWAYS do)

In other words just because it's a 19xx or a 20xx model year F250 V8
doesn't mean the axles will interchange.

Bill
Runnells, Iowa
Chapman/OWE&PCo. Registry and History
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> Hi Steve
> OK on the different models, I was aware of this.
> I will get more details from him tomorrow on model, year etc.
> I need someone in Oz to help first.
> The wreckers here are having trouble, there must be an old one laying
> around
> somewhere, although not common in Oz.
> I was wondering whether the old Ambulances here were F250 V8's ????
>
> Peter, Oz
>
>
>
>>
>> plowe at exemail.com.au wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi guys
>>> A little off topic but it is stationary ;-))
>>>
>>> My son-law has I think a Ford F250? or 350 V8 truck (pickup) an early
>>> model
>>> and needs a rear axle urgently, is there anyone in Oz that can help
>>> please.
>>> No replies for the USA at present, due to costs in reight.
>>> I will have to check with him when I get home as to the actual model!!
>>>
>>> Peter, Oz
>>
>> A US model rear axle may not fit if it was not a direct US model. The
>> Fords built in other countries sometimes used different suppliers.
>>
>> --
>> Steve W.
>> Near Cooperstown, New York
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