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Count me in too! I was looking for something to do with scraps after the holidays are over!
just post something in this thread to let us know when, where, so forth. We'll spread the word!
Sounds like fun to me! Hopefully I can finish this last one first. I'm still working on Christmas presents.
I'll come here to say when I post, in case you are still around. Like I mentioned, it will be scrappy with a little bit of WOF. and will once again be posted in the BOM section, something like Fast Mystery Quilt Train Ride. But if you have a better suggestion for name, I'm open to your ideas.
I plan on posting on Saturday 12/29 with fabric requirements. Then again on 1/5 and 1/12 -- that will give you all of it. And then I run away on vacation on the 15th! But you will all be fine, it is straightforward directions, and don't think you will have any questions. And no Quilt Police to say you have to have it done by the time I return on the 25th.
But I have almost finished the sample and I really like it, hope you all will too.
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whatever it is called ....sounds fun .... and you know....I'll be there
Yes...I'm in...haven't finished this last one yet, but anything that uses scraps.........I'm definately in! Thank you Judy!!!
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Do not join rounds; instead, mark the beginning of each round with a stitch marker, move marker up each round.
With A, ch 17.
Round 1: 3 sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in next 6 ch, skip next 2 ch, sc in next 6 ch, 3 sc in next ch; turn to work in unused loops of beginning ch, sc in next 6 ch, (sc, ch 2, sc) all in ch-2 space, sc in last 6 ch – 32 sts.
Round 2: [2 sc in next st] 3 times; sc in next 5 sts, skip next 2 sts, sc in next 5 sts, [2 sc in next st] 3 times, sc in next 7 sts, (sc, ch 2, sc) all in ch-2 space, sc in last 7 sts – 38 sts.
Round 3: [2 sc in next st, sc in next st] 3 times, sc in next 4 sts, skip next 2 sts, sc in next 5 sts, [2 sc in next st, sc in next st] 3 times; sc in next 7 sts, (sc, ch 2, sc) all in ch-2 space, sc in last 8 sts – 44 sts.
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Hi. Sorry I 'am not able to follow the instructions. What do you mean by unused loops in the 1st round? Where do we turn ?
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Is there an easy way to access the helpdesk remotely using the web interface?
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Jan 27, 2009 at 11:12 UTC
akp982 is an IT service provider.
Im guessing at the moment you are looking at the host, then at spiceworks though internet explorer?
Goto another machine open internet explorer and goto http:/
(please replace servername with the name or ip or your spiceworks server)
Jan 27, 2009 at 11:27 UTC
Does this work from a remote computer when a user is not in the office but wants to acces the helpdesk through Internet at home?
Jan 27, 2009 at 11:32 UTC
Hello Bill,
You can VPN in and then use Andrew's method. If you don't have VPN you could always port forward your site so you could access it from outside but I wouldn't reccomend that. VPN would be your best option here.
Jan 27, 2009 at 11:37 UTC
Hello Peter:
That is an option, but all I want to do is being able to access the helpdesk ticket entry web interface from any computer outside our netowrk, so that users can enter a support ticket from wherever they are.
Jan 27, 2009 at 12:07 UTC
akp982 is an IT service provider.
Then you will need to get your router or firewall to fordward port 9675 to your spiceworks server.
Once you have done this get your users to goto your http:/
Jan 27, 2009 at 12:18 UTC
You can setup a dedicated e-mail address which your users can email from any computer outside the company. Otherwise, if they need to be able to view the site itself you will need to setup port forwarding on your firewall.
Jan 28, 2009 at 9:58 UTC
akp982, do you type http:/
Jan 28, 2009 at 10:08 UTC
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you type http:/
Once you have forwarded port 9675 on your firewall to your spiceworks server.


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This is by far the worst restaurant I have ever been in my life. We ordered 3 meat dishes (around 11 pounds each) and when the food arrived, we had at our table 2 kinds of bread, rice, and some veggies (an eggplant dish). WE HADN'T ORDERED THIS AT ALL!!! I warned everybody trying to go to this restaurant to please STAY AWAY from it! We naively thought all this was included with the meat dishes (in the US, you get free plain rice with every meat/seafood dish at Indian restaurants) but we suspected they were trying to charge us for things we didn't order, and, eventually, we were right.
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That was the second person I was told to look for.I continued to walk to the school anyways. It looked like I scared that girl I also should grabbed her with my left hand instead my right even thoug my gloved hid the that fact it didn't produce body heat. I'm not even that scary I think I haven't even looked myself I don't know what I look like. I went to the school , and went to look at mirror. My hair, is this lightly spikey black thing. My eyes are a cold blue. No wonder people think i'm scary my cold blue eyes. I hated this Why couldn't they let me die instead of become a dog of the military , with robotic legs, arm, and a pistol.
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Good review :)
I have seen a few wedding snappers adopting these Sony's...for some reason or another. However I have to say that as a snapper myself, I find Sony's cameras ergonomically challenged and lacking in most areas where Canon and Nikon excel. Plus - they are VERY ugly cameras!
At the end of the day the camera is more or less irrelevant in all but the most specific of tasks, especially when they get to this spec level and image size / quality...it's ALL about glass. And Sony just don't have anywhere near the critical mass of lenses required to seriously challenge the big players, yet. But their continued involvement with Zeiss means they are on to good things.
Another point is the Noise of the Sony ain't too hot above 800 iso compared to say a 5D MK2 / D700 / D3 / D3x. Sony need to work on this.
Maybe in another 5 years they might be a consideration for some pro-snappers, in the mean time they are a serious contender for non-pro use and can only get better. One to keep an eye on :)
I wondered where Cliff had run off to!
As an ex Nikon D2x owner and now a Sony A900 owner I do not find the A900 ergonomically challenged. In fact using the Fn button and the joystick to change the most used parameters is quick and easy. The only thing I miss is a decent histogram. I found the review to be well balanced and accurate. I always shoot RAW so do not use DRO, I believe that unless you shoot RAW you are missing a lot of the A900's capabilities.
"It would suit any advanced enthusiast or a professional who wants a lighter alternative to a D3x or EOS-1D."
I agree it would suit any advanced enthusiast, but a pro? A pro will already be tied into a system, probably either Canon or Nikon. Also I can see how this is an alternative to a D3x or a EOS 1DS but a 1D? Seriously? Your typical 1D owner uses one because of it's incredibly fast speed, top draw tracking autofocus and virtual indestructibility. 5FPS is not fast (compared to a 1D or D3) and I seriously doubt it would look virtually brand new as my 1D does with over 600,000 shots recorded.
@ Lee Marshall
Any 'pro' has to start somewhere, so they do not necessarily have to be tied into either the Canon or Nikon system. Anyone looking to turn professional *now* will look at it on even ground with the Canon and Nikon models. This is particularly the case if they are a previous KM owner with a collection of Minolta AF mount lenses.
Nice to see bodies other that Canon and Nikon being reviewed - I can appreciate that. However there's no way this A900 deserves these kind of scores, unless you rate Canon's 1D series and Nikon's D3s as 11/10 or better. I use a 1D Mark III myself, and there no way any "pro" would settle for things like a 9 points (+assisted) AF system - which covers only a small part of the frame, such a bad high ISO performance or very limited weatherproofing; you can shoot in a tropical forest or a dusty savanna with a 1D (or even with the new 5D Mark II in a more limited fashion).
I'm not a pro, I don't make a living out of it, but shooting in bad lighting conditions @1600 (or worst) is often required unless you do only portraits and landscapes. The A900 @ISO 800 is already unacceptable at this price range.
Which brings me to the subject of pricing and that value rating of 9, it should actually be a 7 or 8 at best.
It's priced sky-high and I checked the price of that Sony 24-70mm f/2.8, it's several 100s of € (like 400 or 500€ more in my area) more expensive than Canon already highly acclaimed and expensive 24-70mm f/2.8 !
What's wrong with Sony?
Would have to disagree there unless they already have a very large range of Minolta equipment. Sony has nowhere near the amount of lenses, flashes and other equipment a pro uses. If a wannabe pro chooses Sony as there first pro camera they will be disappointed in the long term. Also something for the fledgling pro to consider is public/client perception. A lot of people consider Canon/Nikon to be "the" cameras which pro's use and don't consider that Sony (a general consumer electronics company) to have the appropriate experience to make pro quality cameras.
@Lee Marshall: Most of the public don't know one end of an SLR from another. Their perception is utterly meaningless. They just want good photos. Also, in terms of branded kit that works specifically with one or other brand of camera (i.e. lenses, flashes, Sony has plenty enough compared to Nikon and Canon.
I think the key argument for this not being suitable for a pro is simply that if photography is your profession you're not going to care about the cost of the camera (within reason) in which case you're likely to go for the likes of a 1D or D3x.
@Digital Fury: As Cliff points out, all other fullframe DLSRs are much more expensive than the A900. While it may not compete with those higher end models, it doesn't need to consdiering that price different.
By no means am I saying it's perfect but if you just want the best pictures for the money then it seems like a good bet.
@smc8788, What you have to say about SONY lidering the Broadcast, blockbuster and all PRO analog/digital Videocameras markets? Its a matter of time to dominate the DSLR also. Anyone think it doesnt have kno-whow to do that?...
As an old Minolta film, KM 7D and now Sony a900 user I find all of the comments on all discussion boards amusing. You will never find a cannon or Nikon owner to admit that their is even a spark of competition.Much as the american auto makers never thought anyone would prefer a Japanese car. For me the sony is more camera then I need but the menus and functions almost train you to get the most out of the camera. No I am not a pro, but really, if any manufacturer requires only a pro to use their camera they wouldn't sell many camera's would they.
@Dave B , your alleged ease of use is a moot point. I don't know Nikon's that well, but even on a Canon 5D Mk II the only expertise you need to use its full-frame 21 mpx goodness, is to frame your subject correctly and press the shutter button; any "uncle bob" can use it just like that Sony.
I do find it very strange however that Sony has priced itself out of competition. Who is this product for? amateurs with too much money to burn?
Lee Marshall - I use a Sony professionally, and you're right that some people do raise an eyebrow. However I just point out to them that Sony has made many of the world's best broadcast TV cameras for decades. You're right about the limited number of lenses currently available though, especially the Carl Zeiss T* ones. It's getting better, but they're still a long way behind Canon and Nikon in this respect.
It would be interesting to know how the camera perfoms as a full format DSLR. That is the gap I wish to cross from my old A1 via many digitals then a sony a100. I know David Bailey only needs a tin can a needle and a bottle of silver nitrate to put anything I will ever take into the dustbin, so pro is out for me.
But is it worth the money to go to full frame?
I would be grateful if the knowledgeable users could please advise me (and I am sure many other maybes).
Also isn't stange the amount of new camera versions that are produced compared to the non digital age?
err.. the review is on how the A900 performs as a 'full format' DSLR because that is what it is. Whether it is worth it or not, for you, depends on how disappointed, or not, you are with your current set-up. If you can afford the top notch glass that Sony do make available to go with this body and like to look at 16x20 enlargements with a 10x magnifying glass from two inches then yes, it is. It won't improve your photography by itself though, like dropping you into a Brawn GP car won't instantly let you lap as fast as Jenson.
Wedding photographers are picking it up for the dynamic range, as Cliff mentions it's one of the best out there. Previous favourites amongst this hard working class of 'pros' were the also unfashionably-branded Fuji DSLR's for the same reason. Didn't use above 400ASA for this particular bread earner in film days so noise is a non-issue.
It's all about suitability, there is no one camera that does everthing perfectly. Indoor artificially lit sports events, Theatre, Rock gigs = not a Sony A900. Studio Portraiture, Product Shots, Weddings, Landscape = good tool.
It's amazing how much byass there still seems to be towards Sony as a SLR Brand often by people who have never tried them. I am a Sony a700 user and was out with it recently when a man shouted across to me "Hey, is that a Canon or a Nikon you're using?" "Neither, it's a Sony" I repiled. He paused before proceding to tell me how fantastic his Canon was. I don't doubt it, but never under estimate Sony SLRs I have 2 a 700 bodies, one with their 16-105 kit lens, the other with a Sigma 50-150 ex 2.8 lens. The results are absolutely superb from both. I did a wedding recently with them and the images have great dynamic range and colour tones and sharpness too.
We all know that Canon & Nikon make fantastic cameras but beware, Sony are coming on Leaps & bounds and their market share increasing. Let's not forget also they have inherited many years of Minolta expertise. Remember the 9xi & 7xi anyone? Again, always in the shadow of Nikon & Canon but fantastic film cameras! Oh & finally, I have a comparison review of the Sony A700 vs Nikon D300 from Amatuer Photographer a while back. The Sony matched the Nikon for image quality & beat it for Dynamic Range. The biggest difference? £500!!! Enough to buy a decent lens for the Sony with the money saved!
Now I want the A900 too!!!
Nice review :)
As a sony user, i would like to recommend DXO or C1pro for raw processing.
I have them both the NIKON D700 and the SONY A900. The D700 gives better picktures under same circumstances, D700 gives way better performance in high ISO.
The A900 has better handling and I can use my old MINOLTA-optics with stabiliser. The A900 is very much easier to operate, uncomparable quicker to change from Auto-ISO to any ISO! The A900 are lighter to carry around. The rubber do not come off as it does on all the NIKONs. The F-button for changing parameters are better then the NIKON.
With the NIKON I have to carry a support, at least a monopod to get sharp picktures with my old NIKON-lenses that are better than any consumer-VR-zoom they ever produced. The NIKON is a heavy thing that stays in the trunk of my car together with all the 19 NIKON-lenses I own, while I happily walk around with my A900 and some MINOLTA-optics taking lots of nice picktures anyone can enjoy here: oveerik.net. Bless you SONY for bringing me such a nice camera!
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The click of the jail doors is what sticks with Mark Cheatham — and he's not even a prisoner. "When I leave here at night, I sleep differently," he said of his twice-monthly visits to conduct Bible study at the Atlantic County Justice Facility. The men there — and the lives they abandon on the outside — are what spawned his latest collaboration with partner Jomo Lyles-Belton.
"Who gonna take care my kids and my wife?" Lyles-Belton repeatedly asks in "25 to Life."
It's the latest video from the two men, along with fellow Atlantic City firefighter Kahlif Thornton and co-producer Tyrone Turner, under their companies Focus IN Productions and Lyles-Belton Entertainment.
The video follows "inmate" Lyles-Belton — in orange prison jumpsuit, handcuffs and shackles — through the Atlantic County Criminal Courthouse in Mays Landing: taken from a prison van, led through the back hallways, a courtroom, where he's given "25 to life."
Showing the reality of jail was key, the group agrees.
There's the caged elevator. The Plexiglas that separates inmates from visitors. And the writing on the walls: Names, dates, gang affiliations are a way for a defendant to leave his mark.
"We're forever repainting the cells," Atlantic County Sheriff Frank Balles said. "They're forever scratching their message into the walls. There's always a message to tell when you're in jail.
"There are many messages under those paint layers," he added.
"It was very important for us to actually have it here," Thornton said, sitting in a room in the courthouse. "This is where you are going to end up at if that's the route you're going on."
They tried several state institutions first. Each time, they were turned down.
"Then, you said 'yes,'" Thornton told Balles.
When the video first started getting hits on YouTube, some questioned that decision. But Balles said everything was done in a few hours, and the free access was allowed after the courthouse was closed. There were no inmates inside the facility, and the face and name/badge of an officer used in the video is blurred.
The men point to the U.S. Department of Justice statistics shown in the video: While only about 13 percent of the U.S. population is African American, more than 40 percent of incarcerated men are black.
"It's a reality for many of my peers," said Lyles-Belton, 37, who grew up in the city's Bungalow Park. "Some are in jail. Some are just getting out of jail. Some are dead."
Cheatham, 49, grew up on North Maryland Avenue's 800 block, better known as Back Maryland — one of Atlantic City's most troubled areas. He knows people who went left when he went right. Like many growing up there today, he didn't have a father around.
"My mother ruled with an iron fist," he said. "Respect was No. 1. She taught me how to become a man."
They're hoping they can give that same message through the music. They will be ordering about 100 copies and will make some available free to local schools and organizations that work with youth, such as the Boys and Girls Club.
"I encourage people to look at the film," said Perry Mays, president of the Coalition for a Safe Community. "I think it gives you the reality what it's like in jail, and an idea of how to better equip yourself and stay out of the institutions."
The video has surpassed 3,000 hits on YouTube, mainly through promotion on social media.
"We just want his voice to be heard," Cheatham said. "We pray that it resonates in the kids' lives and hearts."
And that they don't have to hear the click of a jail door.
"Listening to those doors shut," Cheatham said, "it hits you."
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Tank's Prospect (1982-1995) was an American Thoroughbred racehorse best known for winning the second leg of the U.S. Triple Crown series, the Preakness Stakes. Bred by Edward A. Seltzer, he was purchased for $625,000 at the 1983 Keeneland July Selected Yearling sale by trainer D. Wayne Lukas for his client, Eugene Klein. The colt was given his name by Klein for Paul "Tank" Younger, a former National Football League player and executive with Klein's San Diego Chargers football team.
At age two, Tank's Prospect won his first start, a six-furlong race at California's Santa Anita Park. While he did not win a major race that year, in the inaugural running of the Breeders' Cup Juvenile he finished second to winner Chief's Crown and ahead of third-place finisher, Spend A Buck. Racing at age three in 1985, Tank's Prospect won the El Camino Real Derby and Arkansas Derby [1] before running seventh in the Kentucky Derby. He then won the Preakness Stakes in stakes record time. [2] In the third leg of the Triple Crown, Tank's Prospect broke down at the top of stretch in the Belmont Stakes and did not finish the race. The injury ended his racing career.
Retired to stud duty, Tank's Prospect's progeny met with modest success in racing. Among his best runners, Real Cash won the American Derby and San Felipe Stakes.
Tank's Prospect was standing at Venture Farms in Aubrey, Texas when he died on March 2,1995 from a ruptured arterial blood vessel.
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She had pretty much been at Saint Francis since she was five. Her birth mother had a bad reputation for leaving her alone a lot, and all her foster parent couldn't handle her many personalities. She was diagnosed at the age five with multiple personality disorder. Though it can be a dangerous sickness, so far Violet was as harmless as they came. She was very curious, and had a playful demeanor.
Violet only the age of 19, stood about 5 feet and 4 inches tall. She had shoulder length brown hair, and the most beautiful green eyes with a spec of blue in the center.
She pulled her head from the window as Ms. Mason spoke, " Now listen up everyone, as we talked about before we left everyone will stay with their appointed partner. We will meet at the food court a noon, and we will be on our best behavior."
Ms. Mason was the lead coordinator at Saint Francis, and has known Violet since the day she arrived. She was in her late forties, and no children of her home. As she was so busy with her career she never married either.
"Violet, you're with me," Ms. Mason called to the back where she sat.
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Ms. Mason nodded and led her to the Ferris wheel. She spent the whole day dragging Ms. mason around to all the rides and games.
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chevy 1 ton I.D.
i know this is the tranny & rearend forum but i think it still belongs here considering........
anyway i want to convert my 4x4 blazer over to all 1 ton axles and i know the basics for i.d'ing the rear to look for the 8 lug and the 14 bolt diff. cover, but what about the front does it have 14 bolts too on the diff. cover?
also, what vechicles came with all 1 ton 4wd running gear? so i know what to keep an eye out for?
thanx, J
1 ton 4x4's in the late 70's and early 80's, most came with 454's, I think they were called 454 specials if I'm not mistaken. a kid I know has a '80 1 ton 4x4 it did have a 454 but he blew it up smoking all 4's on the pavement ( it was a pulling truck @ tractor pulls, it was tuned up to say the least ), it now has a 400 SB.
I worked for a welder that had a 72 C/30 4X4 with a flat bed & a crane on the back it was 8 lug with BUD wheels. But it was the size of a P/U .
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Shaved Dana 60s with 35 spline axles everywhere, F450 king pin type steering knuckles and forget about it. Dodge, Ford etc.etc. , Google up Dana 60 and get an idea on widths and brake choices and also which side drops.
I'd confirm with Gear vendors that they will have your intended gear set available also.....Its my understanding that your choices are a little limited when comparing a 14 bolt to a 60 or a 9 inch. A 9 inch could be made to work real good in a blazer also with the shorter pinion snout or even raised pinions if driveline length or angle become a concern.
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ALL front axles from 73 on up in the 10-/-3500 series had 10 bolts for the cover, THE axle of choice would be a non dual rear wheel Dana 60, and this will be your best choice to be able to find, it will also be a bolt in swap.
Dodge would be the only choice other than Chevy/GMC for the passenger side differential, or you could work on gutting and pieceing back together a ford transfer case that is the same model as yours and using custom steering components to utilize the hybrid driver side diff found in fords of the day.
I am not sure of what else would be easily adaptable or available for 1-ton front axles, but they still used the same for the rest of the drivetrain, they were available with MORE than just the 454, they had all the way down to the 292 straight 6 engine.
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thanx guys
i dunno yet i might just go 3/4 ton cause i can find that & 1/2 ton all day long where i'm at. chevy 1 ton front 4x4 axle is getting to be a rare comonity around here it seems like, but i can find a 1 ton rear axle all day long. go figure!
i don't know, i'm going to one of the BIG boneyards tomorrow hopefully i can stumble across one
wish me luck and thanx for the advice thus far
later, J
1 more thing, before i ask this keep in mind i'm new at this 4x4 thing {axles and all}
anyway is all dana 60 front 4x4 axles considered 1 ton?
sorry if it's kinda dumb but i don't know this stuff but theres only 1 good way to learn that i know of, and thats to ask questions
thanx again, J
The 1 ton rear end has spring perchs that are at a different width than 1/2 and 3/4 ton. Slightly narrower I think. Will have to put new ones on to get it to fit.
If you start looking into 3/4 ton stuff, stay away from a 44 series front end. A 44 would be fine for a low power Jeep but H.P. plus air will grenade the ring gear in a blazer.
60s are very nice but they are heavy and the pinion is low and long ( I believe the 14 bolt is even lower). What exactly are you trying to build and what is the intended use? It could be that you really need 2 1/2 ton Rockwells with front and rear full hydro steer for that Monster Truck competition at the arena? Rock Crawling? Trails? Mud Bogs? Hill climbs? Daily Driver? All/none of the above? What tire size and gears?
Here's the scoop as far as I know on 14-bolts if you go that route for the rear. I'm not too keen on the front so I don't know.
There are a few 14-bolt assemblies out there. The two basic families are the partial floating and the full floating. The partial floaters are a 9.5" ring gear. The full floaters are a 10.5" ring gear. 9.5" PF axles came in 6 and 8 lug. The 6 wasn't common, but look to the years that chevy did the "light" 3/4 ton trucks. If its a 3/4 truck with 6 lugs, most likely its a 9.5 PF. The 10.5 FF came in two basic configurations; the single rear 8 lug and the dual rear 8 lug. The main difference between the two is the brakes. The dually axle has taller "hats" on the drums for the wheel offsets, but its basically the same axle. GM danced around with their 9600 GVW trucks. Some years they were a heavy 3/4 and some years they were a light, non-dually 1-ton. Basically any heavy 3/4 or non-dually 1-ton is a great source for a single-wheel 10.5" 14-bolt. Commercial resources are plentiful, too. Step vans, panel vans, UPS trucks, delivery vans, 1-ton vans, and light ClassC motorhomes are good sources for the single-wheel 10.5 as well. I got mine from a Frito Lay delivery van.
I'm not too well-versed on the 9.5 since I always go 10.5, but here's all I know in a nutshell. The 10.5 is a darn strong axle with plenty of aftermarket support. GM made them with 3.42 and lower gears. Richmond makes a 3.23 and 3.21 set for them, but you won't go any higher. Not really much to worry about with a truck, but I have one in a car that sorta made that an issue.
There is nothing wrong with the 9.5, but if you're converting you might as well go all the way and do a 10.5. Another thing to consider is the Ford/Sterling version. The 8-lug pattern is the same (prior to a certain year... before they went metric), but the benefits are much higher gearset options, about 7/8" more ground clearance, and you don't have to remove axles to pull the drums for a brake job. If I had known that at the time I would have gone that route.
Measure the spring pads, but if I recall correctly, all the GM offerings (except the HD trucks) had the same width between them. The Ford/Sterling is close but not exact I think.
A trip to the junkyard with a tape measure will answer a lot of those questions if someone here doesn't get you numbers first.
The axles you want will ONLY come from a 77-91 1-ton 4x4 GM truck with single rear wheels. GM never made a 3/4-ton with a Dana 60 up front.
Around here people normally want from $1200-$1600 for the pair
The 14FF's you can get anywhere. The front 60 will be the hard one to find. Sometimes it is cheaper/easier to buy the whole truck, swap axles (and engine, trans, t-case, etc) from your truck, and sell the now neutered 1-ton.
If you want to look for just the front axle this might help you find one
well fellers it was a bust, but atleast i can tell myself i tried
anyway thanx for the new links and the new info
triaged, now thats an axle! that would look way better under my truck you can go ahead and ship it to 32780 titusville, FL.
thanx for everything guys
later, J
That isn't my axle...mine isn't that purdy ...I just found that pic on google...
I payed $750 for my front axle out of a military truck...I thought it was a good deal. No nice paint on it but there wasn't any rust on it at all.
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