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KSCHEVYUP 09-29-2017 04:48 PM

Help identify 4X4 transfer case skid plate?
 
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Cleaning out the shop and could use some help in identifying this skid plate.
I want to make sure I list it correctly for sale.
I bought this some years back from a board member when I was accumulating parts for my now defunct 1972 4x4 project. I can't see anyway that this fits the 72 4X4 I have with the NP05.
I am thinking maybe it fits the 67-70 4X4 with the Rockwell transfer case?
So I'm hoping that one of you 4x4 Guru's (experts) could help verify what I've got.
Thanks for your opinion
Ron

randy500 09-29-2017 05:55 PM

Re: Help identify 4X4 transfer case skid plate?
 
I'm not a 4wd expert, but I did acquire a 68 3/4ton 4wd frame recently and it has the same crossmember and skid plate, mine has a single spacer on each side about 1/2" thick.

72chevynut 09-29-2017 06:36 PM

Re: Help identify 4X4 transfer case skid plate?
 
I agree, that's the skid plate setup for the Rockwell transfer case trucks. It's actually located under the rear drive shaft carrier bearing, not the t-case. Same as the one on my 1968 K20 pickup.

72chevynut 09-29-2017 07:45 PM

Re: Help identify 4X4 transfer case skid plate?
 
I agree, that's the skid plate setup for the Rockwell transfer case trucks. It's actually located under the rear drive shaft carrier bearing, not the t-case. Same as the one on my 1968 K20 pickup.

jerry moss 09-29-2017 09:46 PM

Re: Help identify 4X4 transfer case skid plate?
 
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Originally Posted by 72chevynut (Post 8050681)
i agree, that's the skid plate setup for the rockwell transfer case trucks. It's actually located under the rear drive shaft carrier bearing, not the t-case. Same as the one on my 1968 k20 pickup.

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KSCHEVYUP 10-01-2017 08:50 PM

Re: Help identify 4X4 transfer case skid plate?
 
Thanks for you opinions and information
Ron

mike16 10-06-2017 04:01 AM

Re: Help identify 4X4 transfer case skid plate?
 
ditto

but the spacers on my 68 k-20 are almost an inch thick


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