This is what I am looking at(MileMarker "Selectro" #11035-01)
Just curious what others are using, and what works best?
http://www.milemarker.com/images/hubs-classic.gif
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This is what I am looking at(MileMarker "Selectro" #11035-01)
Just curious what others are using, and what works best?
http://www.milemarker.com/images/hubs-classic.gif
As far as I know, thats the only one of new manufacture that fits....Autozone sells them for about $195.00 per pair, best price I know of. I use that same one, have for 10,000 miles now...love them!!
brute4c
i got the same one's and have had them on other trucks, work great and they are even black...
cool, Black!
i got mine for free... took some scrap metal from the back yard and welded up some blanks to stick on there... work good but a pain in the butt to swap out so much. i only use them when going on long trips. annoying, but hey the price is right.
-BrianM
Yes I am showing my ignorance here, but just exactly do they do? I had thought they disconected the axle from engaging the rim? Why use them for long trips? Isn't the transfer case in two wheel mode good enough?
You're still using energy to turn the axles/differential without using lockouts, better milage, more power.
Easier steering and less fatigue if the front wheels free spin.
High speeds sometimes bring out any missalighnment you have in pinion angles after a transfer case swap.
What were the originals? Mine look to have been on there a long time and they're made by Warn.
Originally there was just an end plate that allowed the axle to turn all the time, it was not a locking and unlocking hub...fully locked all the time.
brute4c
Any of you guys have the hubs with the lifting brackets on them? My 725 came that way, and I've heard that there is also a drum that can be bolted on to spool cable to as a self-powered axle winch.
Rich
http://www.m715zone.com/Pnuke/module...p;page=ManualsQuote:
Originally Posted by compexp
Go to the winching guide, and scroll down...
hey thats pretty cool, where can one get a set of these hubs?
-Brian M