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UPDATE: These are back on eBay. Starting bid was $85.
(10/12/2018) I’ve not seen these elsewhere. Anyone recognize them?
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“You are buying a set of “summer” hubs for your Willys or scout. These hubs are for a 10 spline Dana 25 front axel. They are designed to not lock. They will need a cleaning and grease job. Please look at the photos and ask any questions that you may have.”
no name copies of warn summer hubs — I have some similar ones , in a no name metal box , same box as warn used — but with no names , bigger diameter outside — why the 10 splines inside ? — warn hubs didn’t have that , just 1 small metal dowel ..
Wasn’t that known as a Cleary flange or something like that ?