SER1 Re: Ser 1 Aussie 109

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Martin

I forgot to mention on my last post that the Aussie Dollar (otherwise known as the 
South West Pacific Peso) is only worth about 41 UK Pence so the Maxidrive 
replacement axles would only cost about 170 UK pounds.  You should be able to get 
the 24 spline drive flanges from Craddocks or Dunsfolds or any Land Rover breaker 
who recycles the later Series III etc Land Rovers.

I am 99.9999% sure that the narrow Maxidrive axles have the 10 splines on the diff end.

Diana

> MARTIN <m@xxxx.xxx> wrote:
> 
> Hi Diana
> 
> Just a thought, forgive me for asking, but would you be interested in 
> retreiving the fully floating rear half shafts and posting them to me 
> in the UK?...for a suitable fee of course! Appologies if you live no 
> where near the place!
> 
> I tried the link you mentioned and their reply is below. I haven't 
> taken it any further because of the fact they are 24 spline and the 
> price! Not sure if they are 10 spline at the diff end or not.
> 
> From maxidrive@xxxxxxx.xxx.xx info@xxxxxxxx.xxx.xx
> Hello Martin,
> Yes we do make a rear axle to suit the narrow track for the 80inch up 
> to
> 1959.
> But you will require 24 spline drive flanges . For these you can either 
> use
> the genuine series 24 spline drive flanges or our heavy duty ones with 
> the
> screw on caps.
> A Pair of axles  will cost  410.00  AUD
> A pair of our d/flanges  MDE571       260.00AUD
> Plus freight
> Regards Paula
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Martin

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