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44 axle hubs

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Jason

09-04-2003 19:51:49




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I have a 44 standard with the cast wheels held on by a big nut, did they make any nine bolt hubs to fit these axles? This is my first Massey I have owned and don't know a lot about them.




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David B

09-05-2003 04:54:50




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 Re: 44 axle hubs in reply to Jason, 09-04-2003 19:51:49  
Would the hub from the 444 or 333 fit on the standard axles? Looks like they are similiar but I don't know.



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STEVEN H one word fer ya

09-04-2003 22:35:49




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 Re: 44 axle hubs in reply to Jason, 09-04-2003 19:51:49  
NOPE



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Jason

09-05-2003 14:34:37




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 Re: Re: 44 axle hubs in reply to STEVEN H one word fer ya, 09-04-2003 22:35:49  
So can I just change the axle? if so what would work?



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off the land

09-05-2003 17:39:57




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 Re: Re: Re: 44 axle hubs in reply to Jason, 09-05-2003 14:34:37  
You would have to change the axle housings, as well. The 9 bolt MH tapered hubs will accept the
universal pattern wheels, giving you some rim size
choices. Good idea to run 9/16" fine thread tap
through the hubs, before bolt up of the rims. The
thread can get stripped from rust,etc. Going to
38" rears, from 30", will drop the nose a bit, you
can spend time on lift spacers, or simply switch
to a Row Crop pedestal. 38" wheels configure odd
with elephant ear fenders;row crop style will add
to a nicer appearance. Good luck.

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