110 axles and modular questions

iwallace · Mar 25, 2018

hiya me again with more questions.
first off,
when i brought my first 110 defender i remember the guy saying after the cash sale,
the axles are heavy duty Salisbury, i think he said snatch.
im not sure how to find out, is there any numbers or slighty diff looking,
will put a pic up later,
also my modulars
they look like split rims but i cant work them out, ive seen loads of other mods ,
but not with the allen key bolts round the wheel,
ive seen some that look like there small bolts, but more of a weld blob to look like there split. look at pics please, are these just standard or a bit more heavy duty, they where on the truck when i got it.
thanks again
ian

dag019 · Mar 26, 2018

Are they actually bolts? The ones with the "weld blob" are just a push fit plastic insert to make it look pretty. I found this out when I used a cub wheel on the angle grinder the clean them up before painting. After that I knocked them all out so now have a line of holes around the outside with nothing in. I would not be surprised if these are the same just with a different decorative cap. What does the inside look like? If the other side is just a peg they will be the cosmetic plastic inserts.

Edit: just looked more closely at your photo and as some already seem to be missing they are almost certainly plastic

dag019 · Mar 26, 2018

iwallace said:
when i brought my first 110 defender i remember the guy saying after the cash sale,
the axles are heavy duty Salisbury, i think he said snatch.
im not sure how to find out, is there any numbers or slighty diff looking,

As it is a 110 the rear axle will be a Salisbury as standard. The easy way to tell is to look at the diff shape. On a rover axle the diff look s like round circle in the middle of the axle. On a Salisbury it is much bigger and an odd shape not a circle. You can also get Salisbury front axles but these are rare and very expensive. if you put up a photo of each axle they should be fairly easy to identify.

iwallace · Mar 26, 2018

dag019 said:
Are they actually bolts? The ones with the "weld blob" are just a push fit plastic insert to make it look pretty. I found this out when I used a cub wheel on the angle grinder the clean them up before painting. After that I knocked them all out so now have a line of holes around the outside with nothing in. I would not be surprised if these are the same just with a different decorative cap. What does the inside look like? If the other side is just a peg they will be the cosmetic plastic inserts.

Edit: just looked more closely at your photo and as some already seem to be missing they are almost certainly plastic

cheers for that..i was only looking at the pics....just went to look at wheels...plactics bolts.
thanks

dag019 · Mar 26, 2018

iwallace said:
cheers for that..i was only looking at the pics....just went to look at wheels...plactics bolts.
thanks

No problem, I always assumed they were metal rivets on mine until they disappeared when sanding the rust off!

iwallace · Mar 26, 2018

dag019 said:
As it is a 110 the rear axle will be a Salisbury as standard. The easy way to tell is to look at the diff shape. On a rover axle the diff look s like round circle in the middle of the axle. On a Salisbury it is much bigger and an odd shape not a circle. You can also get Salisbury front axles but these are rare and very expensive. if you put up a photo of each axle they should be fairly easy to identify.

thanks mate.
had a mate look last night, he said rear is salisbury, but he wasnt sure on the front.
thanks ian

dag019 · Mar 26, 2018

iwallace said:
thanks mate.
had a mate look last night, he said rear is salisbury, but he wasnt sure on the front.
thanks ian

Unless it is a very specific usually military variant or has had one retro fitted I would expect the front axle to be a standard rover item. The diff shape should be the key see below photos from google:
Rover diff

Salisbury Diff

These photos are the rears axle but I believe the Salisbury front has a similar shaped diff to the rear and not the rounded rover item..

iwallace · Mar 26, 2018

dag019 said:
Unless it is a very specific usually military variant or has had one retro fitted I would expect the front axle to be a standard rover item. The diff shape should be the key see below photos from google:
Rover diff

Salisbury Diff

These photos are the rears axle but I believe the Salisbury front has a similar shaped diff to the rear and not the rounded rover item..

cheers for that mate,,salisbury on the rear rover on the front, whats better rover front or one from a v8 discovery.
just trying to sort all my bits out for rebuild.
thanks again ian

mikescuba · Mar 26, 2018

This is a front Salisbury axle

iwallace · Mar 26, 2018

thanks mikescuba , my front aint like yours.
ian

Retroanaconda · Mar 26, 2018

I’d be more concerned that you seem to be missing the hub cap.

iwallace · Mar 27, 2018

there off the chassis mate,,

mikescuba · Mar 27, 2018

iwallace said:
thanks mikescuba , my front aint like yours.
ian

Sorry to hear it. They are a lot more hard wearing and unfortunately a lot more expensive. Plus they add about 200 Kilo's of weight to your vehicle. When I took the old one off I could maneuver it on my own. The Front Salisbury took three guys.

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