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Fabco Announces Supply Agreement International Truck and Engine Corporation has awarded Accuride's Fabco division a supply agreement to provide front drive axles and transfer cases for its 4200 4x4 program. The newly developed front steer drive axle, model FSD, is available from 8,000 to 10,000-lb in the 4200 4x4 vehicle. The FSD series axle has a nominal weight rating range from 8,000 to 14,600-l...

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Axle Service and Parts Manuals NOTE: If you experience problems viewing these files from within your browser, you are most likely experiencing difficulties with the size of the files and a slow connection. Save the files first in a designated directory on your hard drive then view them with Acrobat.This can be done by right-clicking on the file; with Explorer "Save Target As", with Netscape "Save ...

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Fabco Automotive Corporation

Since 1918, Fabco Automotive has formed a reputation based upon innovative engineering, sophisticated manufacturing, and responsive customer support. Today, Fabco continues to build on its heritage as a TS-16949 Certified transportation industry supplier with a broad range of Steer Drive Axles, Transfer Cases, Split Shaft Power Take Offs, and other industry leading specialty products. What's New W...

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Transfer Cases/PTO's NOTE: If you experience problems viewing these files from within your browser, you are most likely experiencing difficulties with the size of the files and a slow connection. Save the files first in a designated directory on your hard drive then view them with Acrobat.This can be done by right-clicking on the file; with Explorer "Save Target As", with Netscape "Save Link As". ...

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