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nut size ?
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franklin2
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That is a special nut for that application. Here's one. https://torqueking.com/product/20442/qu20442-oem-pinion-nut-for-1985-2010-ford-10-25-10-50-rear-axles/
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Pfffft this thread went in a completely different direction than I had hoped...
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It is a 1Ton yoke.
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