Patrice Barrette

hi all

i have a bronco 4x4 6 cyl. 2.9L with automatic locking hub ( just push a button on the celing )
and there is a kind of wiper motor on the transfer case that does the rest .

i would like to look the front hub so they are always lock and on 4x4

because i do snow removal at my home and the truck always stay on my land it does no go on the
street , and i think that with automatic looking hud they sometimes get unlock and that is not good
for me , but some one told me that it is possible to lock them for ever , by welding a part inside
them , because i dont whant to spend money to change the for manual one .

So is ther some one out there that could help in telling me how to weld the front hub , and the more
detaild the best , and if by any chance you have picture send them to me

my e-mail is patrice@hybride.com

thank's in advance for all your help , and have a nice day

patrice

Mellowed

I believe that it is possible to replace the autolocking hubs with a
manual locking hub. I would consider that a more favorable solution
that a permanently locked hub.

"Patrice Barrette" <patrice@hybride.com> wrote in message
news:C23Ke.46$nO.24@read2.cgocable.net...
: hi all
:
: i have a bronco 4x4 6 cyl. 2.9L with automatic locking hub ( just
push a button on the celing )
: and there is a kind of wiper motor on the transfer case that does the
rest .
:
: i would like to look the front hub so they are always lock and on 4x4
:
: because i do snow removal at my home and the truck always stay on my
land it does no go on the
: street , and i think that with automatic looking hud they sometimes
get unlock and that is not good
: for me , but some one told me that it is possible to lock them for
ever , by welding a part inside
: them , because i dont whant to spend money to change the for manual
one .
:
: So is ther some one out there that could help in telling me how to
weld the front hub , and the more
: detaild the best , and if by any chance you have picture send them to
me
:
: my e-mail is patrice@hybride.com
:
: thank's in advance for all your help , and have a nice day
:
: patrice

yep, best , cheapest and easy to do.
old john

"Mellowed" <nospam@newsgroups.com> wrote in message
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>
> I believe that it is possible to replace the autolocking hubs with a
> manual locking hub. I would consider that a more favorable solution
> that a permanently locked hub.
>
> "Patrice Barrette" <patrice@hybride.com> wrote in message
> news:C23Ke.46$nO.24@read2.cgocable.net...
> : hi all
> :
> : i have a bronco 4x4 6 cyl. 2.9L with automatic locking hub ( just
> push a button on the celing )
> : and there is a kind of wiper motor on the transfer case that does the
> rest .
> :
> : i would like to look the front hub so they are always lock and on 4x4
> :
> : because i do snow removal at my home and the truck always stay on my
> land it does no go on the
> : street , and i think that with automatic looking hud they sometimes
> get unlock and that is not good
> : for me , but some one told me that it is possible to lock them for
> ever , by welding a part inside
> : them , because i dont whant to spend money to change the for manual
> one .
> :
> : So is ther some one out there that could help in telling me how to
> weld the front hub , and the more
> : detaild the best , and if by any chance you have picture send them to
> me
> :
> : my e-mail is patrice@hybride.com
> :
> : thank's in advance for all your help , and have a nice day
> :
> : patrice
>
>