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Nobody 12-04-2002, 07:14 PM Coil sprung, low pinion dana 44! Right in front of my face the whole time! :flipoff2: :flipoff2: BOM - 603303 http://www.broncoii4x4.com/bb/mr-n-01.jpg Yes I'm joking Alpo 12-04-2002, 07:26 PM Uh....Dude.....that's like.......you know....from an EB:flipoff2: :rasta: :goofball: We all know EB's have low pinion. MrN. is looking for F-100/F-150 coil sprung with low-pinion.:p Eric Mr.N 12-04-2002, 07:38 PM Originally posted by Nobody Coil sprung, low pinion dana 44! Right in front of my face the whole time! :flipoff2: :flipoff2: BOM - 603303 http://home.earthlink.net/~mattsara/bb/mr-n-01.jpg Yes I'm joking Ha Ha, very funny. i almost missed it untill I did a reply with quote. Alpo 12-04-2002, 07:47 PM Originally posted by Mr.N Ha Ha, very funny. i almost missed it untill I did a reply with quote. You found the hidden msge. Me, I looked at Nobody's web page on his build up. I figured something was up....:laughing: :laughing: Eric Nobody 12-04-2002, 07:48 PM yur a pretty fart smeller....... however, your topic states I'll pay $20 for a pic of a low pinion 1/2 ton Ford Dana 44. And that my friend is a low pinion 1/2 ton ford dana 44! Anyway, what can you tell me about that BOM.....came off this HP 44. I can take a better picture of the axle if it's something you need for you web page. http://www.broncoii4x4.com/bb/hp-44-01.jpg http://www.broncoii4x4.com/bb/hp-bom-01.jpg Nobody 12-04-2002, 07:51 PM ohh, and here's one of the ghetto:grinpimp: http://www.broncoii4x4.com/bb/cleanshop-01.jpg Alpo 12-04-2002, 08:00 PM Originally posted by Nobody yur a pretty fart smeller....... however, your topic states And that my friend is a low pinion 1/2 ton ford dana 44! An EB is a 1/4 ton (starting new argument :D ) The BOM is from a '72. I base this on the fact My Dana book doesn't show '72 F-100 BOM's, But based on bracketing the seriel numbers it has to be from a '72. '71 BOM: 603289 '73 BOM: 603395 there are BOM's for 1972 F-250: 603304 Just nothing for the F-100, it must be a typo when publishing. Nobody: At least you can find the floor of your garage :flipoff2: Eric Nobody 12-04-2002, 08:16 PM Originally posted by Alpo23 An EB is a 1/4 ton (starting new argument :D ) Eric Fawkers gonna be 3/4 ton pretty soon :flipoff2: Just a little more grinding on the brakes, and some new shoes! I do believe it is a 1972. I pulled the cover when I got it, and the ring gear was stamped 72 or 74....I couldn't remember. Must have been a 72. As far as the low pinion 44 bet........... Asuming all these axles were made in the same place, the odds a low pinion finding it's way into a full width axle are pretty good. We're talking 1000's upon 1000's of axles. Hell, I'm sure a "new guy" probably managed to flip an low pinion upside down! Mr.N 12-04-2002, 08:28 PM Originally posted by Alpo23 The BOM is from a '72. I base this on the fact My Dana book doesn't show '72 F-100 BOM's, But based on bracketing the seriel numbers it has to be from a '72. '71 BOM: 603289 '73 BOM: 603395 there are BOM's for 1972 F-250: 603304 I concur with Eric. i'd e-mail my contacts at Dana, but the quit responding. I think I'm on some sort of "list" :confused: Mr.N 12-04-2002, 08:33 PM Originally posted by Nobody As far as the low pinion 44 bet........... Asuming all these axles were made in the same place, the odds a low pinion finding it's way into a full width axle are pretty good. We're talking 1000's upon 1000's of axles. Hell, I'm sure a "new guy" probably managed to flip an low pinion upside down! Trouble is the EB "long" side axle shaft is ~27", the F100 & 150 long side is ~33-34" (see my chart for true measurements) So I don't think they could of miss used the EB axle. as good idae as I've seen though. Good Luck on the "3/4 ton" axle. How thick are the tubes on that EB? Thanks for the offer of more pics, I'm just looking for a 74-77 low pinion Dana 60 now. Nobody 12-04-2002, 09:04 PM no no........I'm talking the folks actually making the axles at dana corp. I'm sure they have a pile of pumpkins....HP and LP, and a pile of tubes.......what's to stop full width tube from finding there way on LP axle? Nothing more than the guy putting them together. As for my axle, I dunno how thick the tubes are. I just know it's hell of a lot better than the Dana28 I had before!. I'm putting the 8 lug outers on because of the FF dana 60 goin in the rear. It was a heck of a lot cheaper than converting the 60 to 5 lug. I'm not going to complain about the 3/4 ton brakes though :D Dustin Smith 12-04-2002, 09:12 PM Originally posted by Nobody Dana28 I had before!.:D Dana 28?:confused: :confused: Alpo 12-05-2002, 06:21 AM Originally posted by liliysdad Dana 28?:confused: :confused: Yep, stock Bronco II and Ranger for the '80's. It is the smallest TTB Front end Dana made for Ford. Dana 35 TTB came in the Exploders and I 'think' last year of production of BII with 4.0L. Not sure of last bit of info. Eric John Deere Ranger 12-05-2002, 10:24 AM from my info they came in BII prodcued after sometime in October or November of 90..... Dustin Smith 12-05-2002, 01:33 PM Ok, i am back in the loop, for some reason, i thought he was saying he had an early bronco, not a B2. | |