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can anyone tell me if they have seen hubs like this before on a m35, they look similar to the ones on a mutt 
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what are these for
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They are for lifting the truck, and no, I have never seen those on a G742 truck anywhere in the world myself. Everyone?
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i just wondered wether they were a stock item for some m35's or just someones add-on
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made for securing the vehicle on trailer , boat, or whatever.
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I just saw those flanges on a mud truck. Didn't the GMC's have those?
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I just sold a M35A1 that had those same hubs on it. I was told it was for lifting the truck. My truck was purchased here in North Carolina from GL.
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Our old M211 had those on the front and rear hubs...
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Ah, gentlemen, you are feasting your eyes upon the rare hubs of the M44 series water purification truck.
Do a search here on SS for water purification and you shall find wisdom, young grasshoppers.
Do a search here on SS for water purification and you shall find wisdom, young grasshoppers.
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But Master Clinto, are we worthy?Ah, gentlemen, you are feasting your eyes upon the rare hubs of the M44 series water purification truck.
Do a search here on SS for water purification and you shall find wisdom, young grasshoppers.
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Thanks, Clinto, that is what I love about this site, there is something to learn all the time even for us old timers.
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They are referred to as a lifting kit in the water purification truck TM. I had 2 sets of these, I sacrificed one set for a super secret project. They are in fact, pretty cool. The NOS set I have have been around here for many years. Check the pics out!
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OK, I just figured out what else I can spend money on! Those are cool
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Sounds great Joseph. Wouldn't work on these, that center lug piece is designed to spin.
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Thanks for the info, i new i could count on you all for comming up with the answers.
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Standard on all m656/xm757 vehicles.....
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Those hubs come as part of a lifting attachment kit for the G742 truck. Comes in a long metal box and can be stored o the front bumper when not in use. The kit was meant to be installed for ship loading and removed when the vehicle reached it's destination. The rear mounting parts attached to the cargo body and the pin on top of the trunnion mount at the center of the rear tandem axles. JT out