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I agree they should be the same bolt pattern... but, are there differences?

The LMTV axles that I have... have Rockwell International tag on them. They came from a LMTV. Arvin Meritor bought Rockwell out. I need rims for these axles. I want to know if I HAVE to go with LMTV rims or if typical 5 tons will work. If they will work, is there any difference I need to...

What are the differences between the 5 ton top load Rockwell rims and the LMTV Rockwell rims? Interchangeable? How about the combat inserts?

You shouldnt have a problem with a 1 inch zero rate, 2 inch add a leaves... or a combination of both. I think some is wanting more of your money that they deserve. Seems like a 4 inch lift is where the border line is. Some trucks are more than fine, and others need a little driveshaft tweak...

I am wondering the length of them also. Had one fall out yesterday on the way home sometime. Need to get another.

I might be able to make this in the M1008 or the M1009.

Doest it leak at this spot?

****, I am in Greenville right now for work. I didnt know there was anything going on. Bummer.

Is there anything out on the market that is similar or even a civilian version of the FMTVs?

What the heck is a gremblin? Cousin to the gremlin?

Looks like they are 2.5 ton. No big deal there. But, at least something is being found! Now to find a supplier and hope parts are not out of this world!

****... thats not good. I did find on the Arvin Meritor site an axle that looks exactly like it. The Rf-611 series. Anyone know of a contact for an Arvin Meritor dealer that would be helpful with something like this?

Yes, front load. Here they are... But, I thought that the 900 series were not planatary axles?

I am far from an expert, but I think the 900 series uses a top loader axle... and does not use planatary ends.... and I think the 900 is a 6.44 or something ratio. So, not quite what these are. They are air brake axles, thats for sure.

Here is a little more info off the axles.... any help? Rear Model # rs15611nfsf Ratio 710 Date 2968901 serial # and Plant NKA89061908 Part# A 3201 Z 7800 Front Part# A 3201 J 7888x Serial # KNH89167464

I was concerned at first too... but after seeing what people are doing with their trucks and using the zero rates... etc... I am no longer concerned.

I think the question was zero rates... they are small leaf/block parts that bolt into the spring pack and give you a 1 inch lift. Add a Leafs, Zero Rate for 4x4 Suspensions from Offroad Design Also know as Easy Inch EZ Inch

Care to expand a little on that comment?

I'll see if I can get the nsn from the housing.

There are numbers stamped all over it from what I am told. Is there a location that is better than another to get the number from?