5 Ton Rockwell Axles with IH (rockwell type) planetaries $$$

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5 Ton Rockwell Axles with IH (rockwell type) planetaries $$$

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This would be the perfect upgrade!

Two steering axles for monster truck or mud truck. Both 5 ton rockwells with IH (rockwell type) planetaries. Has drive line brakes on them, have all four axle shafts that need to be cut to fit planetaries. Contact Brian for more info @ 303-915-1606 NO TEXTS will be answered, phone only please! Also have 5ton Military t-case. Package deal at $4500 takes all!!

http://denver.craigslist.org/pts/2890160079.html
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Wow, that's some serious hardware.

Kinder - you ready for these? I don't think you'd have u-joint problems anymore. 4-wheel steering...
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Is that thing finished? He was lacking an engine/tranny & t-case last I heard. Pretty sweet machine tho!
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My Bronco doesn't fit in my garage already, could you imagine...

Jesus_man wrote:Wow, that's some serious hardware.

Kinder - you ready for these? I don't think you'd have u-joint problems anymore. 4-wheel steering...
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