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I have a member that needs front axle for a Charger 12.      I have one from a C-160 at the Roadapples collection.     Can you all confirm they are the same?

 

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ebinmaine

IIFF the Charger is a Limited Slip Differential the end plates may be offset and the axles may be two different lengths.

 

The C160 whether it's Automatic or manual should have axles of equal length I think. 

 

If it's the short side on the Charger it could very well work.  

 

 

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Ed Kennell

Sorry Eric,   My bad.    It's a front axle.          Thanks for the reply anyway.

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ebinmaine
11 minutes ago, Ed Kennell said:

Sorry Eric,   My bad.    It's a front axle.          Thanks for the reply anyway.

No worries Ed. And you're welcome.

 

What's the issue with the axle on the Charger? Could it be fixed with bushings or is it busticated?

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Ed Kennell
1 minute ago, ebinmaine said:

 

 

What's the issue with the axle on the Charger? Could it be fixed with bushings or is it busticated?

Not sure Eric.    Owner says the axle, spindles, and tie rods are worn and sloppy.  I offered a bushing repair or a replacement unit from Roadapples.   He elected a new unit.

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Lee1977

I would think it would work. Once they built something for Wheel Horse it never changed,. You have to go way back in the 60's for the wheels with 4 1/2" hubs every thing after that had 3 3/4" hubs.

I had some tub trailer wheels with 4 1/2" hubs that put on my 312 and had to cut the hubs back to 3 3/4".

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Pullstart

I have had these two units apart before.  No differences noted.  :handgestures-thumbupright:

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Pullstart
54 minutes ago, Ed Kennell said:

front axle

 

47 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

Limited Slip


Woo hoo!  4x4 :wh: :lol:

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Handy Don
5 hours ago, Pullstart said:

Woo hoo!  4x4 :wh: :lol:

At what point is it easier to just get a 4WD ATV?

Course there’s no challenge in that.

Some models of B6000 Kubotas had 4WD -- possible source for a “live" front axle? (Did use a longitudinal drive shaft, though.)

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Lee1977

If he has a wheel that the bearing is loose it will destroy a spindle. I had that to happen on my C-120. 

I just looked to see how much a new front axle assembly would be. spindles. axle. axle pin, tie rods, and c-clips.. $691.51. He will still have worn out holes on the axle mount.

 

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Ed Kennell
1 minute ago, Lee1977 said:

spindles. axle. axle pin, tie rods, and  and c-clips.. $691.51

Guess he's getting a good deal at $50.   Oh, that also includes two wheels and tires but no axle pin.

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Ed Kennell
7 hours ago, Pullstart said:

 


Woo hoo!  4x4 :wh: :lol:

Ya see the rumor you started Kev.      Ed's building a 4X......not.

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kpinnc
15 hours ago, ebinmaine said:

busticated?

 

Eb, that's another one I'm using! :rolleyes:

 

 

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