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Bob 08-26-2004 21:16:09 66.163.134.177 11046 Report to Moderator	I would GUESS that someone has replaced an axle, or the whole hub and axle on one side, with one from a donor, or just simply sheared the studs off one side, from running it loose. But who knows, it's a Binder, and they were known to do strange things! That number looks like an Eaton number. Do you know if is an Eaton axle? I will look tomorrow, as I have a couple of shafts that sound similar lying around. [Reply]  [No Email]
Out Back Dave 08-26-2004 21:32:33 64.126.190.103 11048 Report to Moderator	Re: Re: Broken Axle in reply to Bob, 08-26-2004 21:16:09   Bob, I'm not sure who made the axles. They do have a capital letter "E" in an elongated triangle cast in the flange as well. Would this suggest an Eaton product #? The spline end (10) on both has IHC and other illedgable numbers stamped in. OBD in WA   [Reply]  [No Email]
Bob 08-27-2004 07:22:30 66.163.134.177 11054 Report to Moderator	Re: Re: Re: Broken Axle in reply to Out Back Dave, 08-26-2004 21:32:33   I'll look before noon this AM (CST) and post back if I find some 10 spline axle shafts. What is the bolt circle diameter, and the length of teh shaft, from the end of the splines, out to the machined face of the flange?   [Reply]  [No Email]
OBDave 08-29-2004 09:38:17 64.126.190.114 11074 Report to Moderator	Re: Re: Re: Re: Broken Axle in reply to Bob, 08-27-2004 07:22:30   Bob, The flange end has 6 holes of 7/16" dia. drill. The flange is 4 3/4" OD The hole circle is 4" dia. Length, mach. face to end of spline is 34 1/2" Shaft, at top of splines, is 1 3/8" OD Spline is 2 3/8" over-all, and 1/8" deep Thanks for looking! Dave in WA   [Reply]  [No Email]