The knuckles (outers) on just about any D44 are interchangeable with other D44's.. so the Inners (also called "inner C's") are for the most part the same for open knuckle axles.
Many (atleast Scout, and I believe some Jeep) D30's are also the same.
I the inners are specific to the individual Tube Diameters. So unless you have a machine shop to make sleeves, if you wanted to swap parts you would need to swap between like tube diameters.
Rather than trying to re-use the Scout outers.. you might seriously want to consider "upgrading" to Ford (or Dodge)outers. The recipe has been well published in many threads... and many of the parts are easier to find. Couple months of casual junk-yard scrounging should net you the parts and you get a "stronger" set up... looks cool too.
Food for thought, or re-drill a set of 6-bolt knuckles as many have done.
the knuckles on a 2x4 ih are the same as knuckles on a 4x4 arent they? i was under the impression that the only difference between 2 and 4wd was the 2wd doesnt have a pumpkin, diff, or axles, but the tube, end yoke forgings, and knuckles are the same. someone told me once to look for flattops from a 2wd ih truck. correct me if im wrong.
the knuckles on a 2x4 ih are the same as knuckles on a 4x4 arent they? i was under the impression that the only difference between 2 and 4wd was the 2wd doesnt have a pumpkin, diff, or axles, but the tube, end yoke forgings, and knuckles are the same. someone told me once to look for flattops from a 2wd ih truck. correct me if im wrong.
the knuckles on a 2x4 ih are the same as knuckles on a 4x4 arent they? i was under the impression that the only difference between 2 and 4wd was the 2wd doesnt have a pumpkin, diff, or axles, but the tube, end yoke forgings, and knuckles are the same. someone told me once to look for flattops from a 2wd ih truck. correct me if im wrong.
I sort of remember a chebby D44 w/ flat-tops at a junkyard that TXScout and I were at a few months ago. The place is 71 Salvage on Hwy 71 East. Its located 5 miles past the airport as you head toward Bastrop. After you talk to the guy inside, your gonna walk thru the garage and continue about 50-75 yards. It'll be on your left.
Oh yeah, your in the land of broken cookies and broken dreams.
Remember the movie "Love and a .45" ? Rene Zellwiger says " I'd follow you all the way to Oklahoma."
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