Marmon-Herrington MT-10 Axle Shafts
Marmon-Herrington MT-10 Front Driving Axle
Medium-duty front drive axle for use in vocational AWD applications.
We stock and tear down and rebuild Marmon-Herrington Axles to convert your truck engine power to a wide range of onsite work capabilities. Our service process begins with a thorough inspection, cleaning, and complete evaluation. Then after our diagnosis, only Marmon-Herrington OEM Parts are used as replacements during our reassembly.
We also stock replacement parts for all Marmon-Herrington Axles models. We have been successfully delivering transfer cases, transmissions, differentials, axles, PTOs and more truck parts for over 20 years and offer a one-year unlimited mileage warranty on all heavy duty truck axles we sell!
Marmon-Herrington MT-10 Specifications
| Capacity (at ground): | 7,000 to 12,000# |
| Reductions Available: | 4.11, 4.33, 4.62, 4.88, 5.29, 5.57, 5.86, 6.14, 6.50, 6.83, 7.17 |
| Axle Type: | Full-Floating Steer Drive Axle |
| Pinion Joint Series: | Spicer 1410, 1480, or 1550 / Meritor 141, 148, or 155 / SPL |
| Steering Joint Type: | Double Cardan |
| Axle Housing: | Steel Forging, 5.90 inch3S.M. @ Pad |
| Crimp Angles: | 42˚ |
| Camber: | 1˚ |
| Caster (built-in): | 3˚ |
| King-Pin Inclination: | 5˚ |
| Toe-in: | 1/16” – 1/8” |
| Wheel Mount: | Hub Piloted 285.75 MM B.C., 10-Stud |
| Wheel Mounting Distance: | 91” |
| Track: | Approximately 78” |
| Axle Mounting: | Spring Centers and Pad Width to Vehicle Requirements |
| Approximate Axle Weight: | 960# |
| Service Brakes | Bosch Pin Slide |
| ABS Hub Compatibility: | Standard |
| Input Rotation: | Counter Clockwise |
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| Wheel Mount: | Hub Piloted, 275 MM B.C., 8-Stud |
| Wheel Mount: | Stud Piloted, 11.250” B.C., 10-Stud |
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