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decipher VIN?

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I know this first part: F26AR834258 so I need help with the rest as noted below:
Model - F260; Body - 281; Trans - D; Axle - 25
Max GVW - 06800; Cert Net HP - 129; RPM - 4000; DSO - 750150

So the tag looks like this:

F26AR834258

120 M F260 281 D 25

06800 129 4000 750150

I appreciate it! Thanks
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good2bea9 wrote:I know this first part: F26AR834258 so I need help with the rest as noted below:
Model - F260; Body - 281; Trans - D; Axle - 25
Max GVW - 06800; Cert Net HP - 129; RPM - 4000; DSO - 750150

So the tag looks like this:

F26AR834258

120 M F260 281 D 25

06800 129 4000 750150

I appreciate it! Thanks
1966 f250 4x4 240 6 cyl wrongbed 3speed manual 4.56 gears
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Ice, you rock. Thanks. So the axle is a Dana 60? The tag on it states:
C5TA-VT
2815-1 4.56

FRONT TAG:
C6TA-BB
2376-6 4.56

I am trying to buy diff gaskets, and pinion seals but the local parts store does not stock them! I am sure that later years would fit. Thanks again.
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yes the later years will work, up to 72 i believe.

there are 2 d60 fronts a 3000lb and a 3500 lb the 3000 lb has tapered hubs the 3500 has straight. make sure you get parts for the one you have.
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Are you talking about the hubs that lock? If so mine are original and they have a tab thru the center that folds out into a handle and rotates around then folds back in. I will take some pics and try to post them. When I posted pics previously it was easy now it sounds complicated. Thanks again for your help.
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Post by ICEMAN6166 »

not the locking part but the actual hub. the locking part itself is made by many different sources so they do nopt all look alikje however there are only 2 types of hubs and 2 bolt patterns.

3000 lb- tapered w 3 screws on locking hub
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3500lb- straight hub w 6 bolts on locking hub
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F26AR834258

120 M F260 281 D 25

06800 129 4000 750150

F26= F250 4Wheel Drive
A= 240 CID, 1V carb
R= San Jose, CA assembly Plant
834258= Mar66 Assembly month/year
120= wheelbase
M= Wimbledon White exterior color
F260= Model code
281: 2 = Medium Blue Crush Vinyl & Medium Blue Wicker Pattern Vinyl / 81 = 81A Standard Cab.
D=3 speed manual Medium Duty
25= Spicer (Dana) 60 / 4.56-1 / 5200 lb. Rear Axle Capacity / Non Limited Slip
Check your warranty plate with a 4X4 you should have another letter in front or behind of the axle number that tell what the front axle is.
6800= GVW
129= horse power of the engine
4000= engine RPM
751050= 75 Phoenix, AZ District Sales Office(Who your dealer would have ordered the truck from) 1050= means it was most likely a special order, not bought off of the lot.
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So now the truck is becoming a mystery! I think the mileage is correct, since the U joints are Spicer brand. The trans code states "D" but the stamp on the trans is
W G DIV
T88B 148
But the tag on the trans says:
C5T4G

I am getting confused! The front axle does NOT have any screws in the hub! It is just a flat piece with a handle thru the center.

I took pics with my phone, I will try to figure out how to post them.

I appreciate your assistance and time, so your further assistance is more than welcome.

Thanks
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