"Free-Lock" hubs - anyone know about them?

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"Free-Lock" hubs - anyone know about them?

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The '52 A1 I just got has "Free-Lock" hubs. I'm familiar with selectro & WARN, but never heard of these. Any info wold be helpful.

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I understand the Free-Lock positions. I'm saying that is the name. I'll try to get pics (its a dark shed!)


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look like Selectro hubs, may be a knock off brand
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