I might be buying a set of tandems that are like my rig, it's on a old truck that will be cut up for scrap, trying to figure out a price how much would you get for a set at a scrap yard? I might get the twin steer front too
Whatever they weigh if it’s headed for the torch anyway.
Pulled on the scale, by the lb, price is unprepared.
Yeah that's why I'd like to know how much a set weighs, so I can give him a fair price
Here, id be happy if they didn't charge me to take them for scrap!
Average weight front drive with axles, drums and brake hardware--For a SQ series 1,350, rear 1,225 lbs--- with suspension figure the whole mess at 4,000.
Most used cut offs are around $2,000- 2,500.
Depends on several things--model, suspension, ratio, and now days type of brakes, a useable wanted set goes for $3,500 and up out here. Old junk won't even bring scrap price. A set of SQHD's doesn't matter ratio, maybe-a big maybe $ 1,000 for both.
I sold old set of Rockwell's for $1000, and they could be made into a good set. This set might be able to be used and they look newer than mine, but they are still old. Hopefully they are close to the right ratio for a top speed in the 40's
I'd like to have a rear unimount hub and single piece drive axle for it. No need for anything else.
I threw out a center section with power divider that had an oil filter on it? Anyone ever see that before? Was under a cover, looked like a regular spin on oil filter.
SQ100 some had a pump, some didn't.
Yeah I've seen the oil filter before, some axles have a pump in them
Already addressed.
Here's a really bad screen shot of the rears If you notice, everything is junk
Wow, you weren't kidding they are old. Don't think those are worth a dollar more than whatever the scale says times 100 per ton.
I don't think they are as old as what's above them, which is from the 50's I think my axles are older