panningbros
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What is a 312B? Looks like the front axle is different along with some other things. Thanks!
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The link below has a pic of a 312 and gives descriptions of the different 300 series models. Nick
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BarryfromIA
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A 312 and a 312b have larger rear axles and different axle castings. The front pedestal is taller to match the bigger and heavier rear wheels and they are probably are the beginning of an evolution to the 350 and the 500 and 600 and 630.
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