What axles are these?

[C50Mustang]

I'm looking at a pair of axles on Craigslist that the owner said came out of a deuce but I have yet to find any deuce with a standard 3rd member axle like this.




Since I plan to use these axles in an upcoming project I only have a couple questions:
1. What axles are these? (Manufacturer, model, ect.)
2. Are they re-gearable? (I have yet to see much for re-gearing military axles.)
3. What did they come out of? (curiosity)
Thank you very much.

 

[Recovry4x4]

M211

 

[wreckerman893]

The came out of the older deuces (before the M35 series). They are not Rockwells. Leave them be.

 

[C50Mustang]

A. Is there anything wrong with the M211 axles and do you know if anyone sells a different ratio ring and pinion for it? I will probably be running about 800 ft-lb through whatever axle I end up with on occasion.

B. Can the Rockwells be re-geared? What I am building will have to stay fairly in fairly low RPMs and I believe that rockwells are a 6.xx gearing as well.

 

[patracy]

M211 front axles rotate backwards. You'll need a t-case out of a M211 to run it.

Top loading rockwells can be regeared to a taller ratio. But you'll quickly find out the cost of that is substantial.

 

[C50Mustang]

Thanks for the help, looks like I will be looking elsewhere to fit my particular needs.

 

[peashooter]

member TIE6044 sells lots of axles. He is in Minneapolis Mn area.

 

[Recovry4x4]

I don't know what kind of project you have there but if it involves changing a transfer case, I think Profab can engineer a case for the reverse rotation and can even build under or overdrive gearsets.