Vintage Warn Hub instructions

Original and compatible parts
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Vintage Warn Hub instructions

Post by offroadkid »

I saw this old label on an image on JWGREEN's album. I thought it was really neat and did a google search and found this!

http://www.shopih.com/SL462902C1.html

Not sure if all Patrols came with it, I know his is newer than mine, maybe certain years only?
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Re: Vintage Warn Hub instructions

Post by miller »

Free wheeling hubs were often fitted by the dealer pre delivery.
Warn hubs are more common in the States. Selectro seems to be the most common in Australia
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