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Boy oh boy, I was waiting for good ole' vic to chime in. What's up? Trust me, you will be here to help. You think cylinder blocks are ok to use. I don't have any though. Have anything that might work for me? I am definetely going to need your help with the dana 44 perches.

come on guys.

Like I said, over and over, these axles are extremely heavy and not worth the trouble.

I am DEFINETELY keeping the tires on the axles for this. I am going to find some railroad ties to use for wood blocks under the jacks and jack stands. Thanks West for the idea. As for lifting the jeep with jacks, I will put the jacks on railroad ties and a sheet of plywood for the jack to...

$$$$ it all goes to the conversion

I wish I had some extra money for a set of stock tires and rims. :(

I would hate to drag an axle with disc brakes too. <not good for the rotor>

You guys don't get it, it is way too heavy. There is no other way for me to do this other than with the tires on. The whole bench press thing is just an example. How do you expect me to lift an axle that low to the ground anyway?

Oh, a Hi Lift. I have just never heard of a Hi Lift being called a Jack All. :) Those are some nice jack stands in the picture!!!!!

As far as the wms, this site is saying it is at least a 60" isn't it? http://www.rps4wd.com/tech/dana44.htm

Liberty's CD player setup Hey dude, If you get those pics, email them to me please at bryanjeep@bellsouth.net You gave me a great idea with the railroad ties. What is a jack all?

Water pump disaster Anyone know of a black 15 x 10 (6 x 5.5) rim with very little back spacing?

I guess none of ya'll have ever lifted an '81 wagoneer front axle before. It is extremely heavy. I bench 200 lbs and my friend benches 215 lbs. We had a hell of a time just carrying it while standing up. I guess I need to go buy wood from Lowes. I think I will buy 2x6 boards and cut them...

Our dana 44's must weigh different then. Anyway, the 14 bolt has no chance of being done like that.

I dont know what you are talking about (not that bad lifting a dana 44), it is freaking heavy. At least mine is.

Yeah it is a rota bar. I hate it. It shakes way too much and nothing you can do about it. The center bar is a cheap piece of metal. If you havent started the instal, send it back. Trust me on this.

I was doing a test trial today to see how high I could get it. I used 5 square concrete stepping stones and some boards to put a jack on. I ran out of wood to put under the jack stands. I got the jeep up high enough with the jack, but I do not feel like lifting one side of the jeep up at a...

The jackstands need to be raised up another 6 inches or so. They are 6 tom jack stands, not the 3 ton jack stands.

Taking the tires off is impossible. It will be way too heavy.

no i want the tires on to make it easy to roll around. It is not easy lifting a dana 44, mush less possible to lift a 14 bolt.