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Don't do that yet then. I'm pretty serious about it but I'm still teetering between converting my 10B and swapping in a D60. I know I'm going to 14BFF in the rear then trading my 35s for 37s on H1 bead locks. I'm going to either leave the front open or put in a limited slip of some sort. Definitely not a selectable locker if I stick with the 10B. Sorry to drop all that on you but its decision making time for me and I just can't make one. So, don't do the work just to get the shipping weight. When I make a decision, I'll let you know.
As much as I change my mind all the time, I may go ahead and tear the 10B apart anyways because I can't find a buyer for it and the matching 14FF rear, so I'd rather keep the rear and part out the front.
I've got the shafts listed already. Might put up the knuckles and housing as spares, etc. Someone out there must need one.
some help for you since I have shipped many of these. hubs, spindles, backing plates, bearings, spindle nuts and washers, wheel studs weigh 77 lbs. 2 lbs less if they are external style locking hubs. I never ship the calipers because the added weight makes the box to heavy and the charges go through the roof.