You can't fault people for trying to sell 3/4 tons for $500 because they probably would like to make some kind of coin off them and its highly likely they're not gonna just give them away for free. Hence the quotes above of axle prices being what a buyer would pay for depending on their wants and needs. Its all about supply and demand. In your case, while the supply is out there your demand isn't met because simply the rear is a semi-floater. Doesn't mean you have to bash on that simple little fact because theres probably more people than you think that are actually looking for that specific rear. Why, you ask? Ever think about converting the front 10 bolt over to 6 lug and then getting wheel spacers/adaptors to convert the rear to 6 lugs? Think about that one for a moment. Such said axles would still be stronger and beneficial over any 10 or 12 bolt along with any D44, too.
And before you try to correct or fix this quote I made above, yes, the more obvious reason to converting the 14SF over to 6 lug to match the front would be to swap the rear shafts out for actual 6 luggers. But we're talking both ways of doing something the cheap way or the stronger way. And again, its all in the wants and needs of the potential buyer.
I wouldn't pay anything near $400 for a pair of 1/2 ton axles.
So only you are allowed to fault someone for charging "too much"???
Martin




