Identify this differential

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brianproctorla

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Here is a ford nine inch center section.
I know this isn't a trac-lok based on the 3/4 bolt size and the fact that the bolts are not inset.
I know this isn't a equi-lok because the metal around the bolts isn't rough.
I haven't physically seen the differential, so I can not spin the axles.
The seller believes it is a locking rear.
Does this look like a spool?


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From the picture, it looks like either an OPEN rear or a MINI SPOOL. No kind of traction lok, equa lok, Detroit locker or anything else.

 

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brianproctorla

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Thank you very much!
-Brian

 

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It's not a ford trac-lok (no countersunk holes), or a detroit locker(detroit has no cross pin), or a powertrax no-slip(4 cross pin). It could be number of other things, but theres no way of telling by looking at that picture.

 

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brianproctorla

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Thank you.
The detroit locker information is quite helpful.
I know very little about detroit locker identification, so this helps a lot.

 

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im willing to bet its a mini spool