No ID tag on front axle

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  1. Loggerdawg

    Loggerdawg Bobtail Member

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    I have a 2008 Pete. It's built real heavy. With 52,000 Spicer rear ends, huge spring over walking beams, double frame, 3 front springs that are all long and are 3/4" thick. My problem is I can't identify the front axle. The tag is missing. The only number I can get is 1202t8100 or 1202TB100. Can't be sure if it's a 8 or a B. I can't imagine a 12,500 front axle in it. If it is what a waste.
     
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  3. Ezrider_48501

    Ezrider_48501 Road Train Member

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    single or dual steering box?
     
  4. Pedigreed Bulldog

    Pedigreed Bulldog Road Train Member

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    What does the door tag say? Should list the OEM axle rating and tire sizes, which as long as it hasn't been swapped out for a lesser axle, would give you an idea what you're working with.
     
    Ezrider_48501 Thanks this.
  5. Loggerdawg

    Loggerdawg Bobtail Member

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    Single box. I'll have to check the door tag.
     
  6. Ezrider_48501

    Ezrider_48501 Road Train Member

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    i could be wrong but i think 16k is the heaviest that came with a single box so i would say its 16k or less.

    i think pedigree had the best suggestion.

    if your door tag is missing as well you can call the dealer with your vin and they can tell you what was under your truck from the factory
     
  7. Loggerdawg

    Loggerdawg Bobtail Member

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    Ok thanks guys I appreciate everything.
     
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