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Are these CJ-sized Dualmatic hubs?
“Dana 44 3/4 ton hubs fits chev ford jeep older bolt on hubs
Cj5 6 bolt warn hubs mid 70s near new
3/4 ton hubs $125.00
Cj5 hubs $75.00”
http://albuquerque.craigslist.org/pts/4953117801.html
Dave, do you mean lock o matics? I know they put dana 44’s in the front of some earlier 3/4 ton trucks, but I think buyer should verify spline count to make certain. My brother loves those kind of hubs here with the 2 arms that fold out and spin. I’m sure he will chime in, when he wakes up…
Come on toddy, those ones on the right are dualmatic locking hubs. I do like those. No tools required and they have that nice vintage look. I do like the warn lock o matics too. I think the warns here are just the regular locking hubs.
Yeah, I was meaning the Dualmatics 🙂
http://www.ewillys.com/?s=dualmatic
The answer is no. They are larger diameter for big bearing hubs ie. 3/4 or 1 ton.
I thought they looked larger, but didn’t know Dualmatic made larger ones.