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I break them all the time. They are great. I hope everyone has a great Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Oops the click here was not spaced correctly. Its good now. Enjoy

James Duff is your friend for them. Click here http://www.dufftuff.com/Bronco_II_Acces ... =10&page=2
There is a lot of choose from.

Great paint job. Looking like new.

My bronco (my first vehicle I ever purchased), moved to a new home. It was a very sad day.

I misread his question, thats why I posted it here.

If they have a metal tag on one of the cover bolts look at it. If it doesnt, then count the times the tire turns for each rotation of the yoke (or the times the yoke turns per tire rotation. Its been a while since I have done it).

Sweet pics Matt. The kids are getting big.

Most likely not. The hard part is that the D44 is physically bigger than the old D28. The U-Joints used are bigger on the D44 and the straps are different sized.

If you get a Tom Woods shaft, they do custom ends to make it work. Last time I was on that site, they gave instructions on how to measure the output of the T-case and the front axle yoke.

Hey its snowing on this board. Sweet.

Merry Chrisrmas. I too visit a couple of times a week hoping this forum gets active again. I too spent a little time breaking those lights.

Very cool. I will follow this restore.

I wish I had the time and money to complete mine instead of selling it.

Happy Thanksgiving everyone. I know its been dead around here, but still wanted to check in anyway. Hope all is well with you all.

Here is a long shot, but is it in 4lo?