older 5 spd ID help...
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older 5 spd ID help...
I'm buying an old pickup just for the rack and tires. In the bed is a 300 6 cyl with a 5 spd bolted onto it. Guy said it was in an early 80's truck and is overdrive.
cast iron with pto plate on right hand side.
does anyone know what this could be or what number should I get off it? the truck is a little ways from me and I apologize for the scant info.
Thanks, Dave
cast iron with pto plate on right hand side.
does anyone know what this could be or what number should I get off it? the truck is a little ways from me and I apologize for the scant info.
Thanks, Dave
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Hmm, You sure it's not cast aluminum? All the 5 speeds are aluminum. A PTO equipped 5 speed is a ZF unit.
Is this an integral bellhousing piece? If it is, it's a 5 speed.
I suspect that with it being all cast iron, it's a T-18 4 speed. Unless it's a big truck 5 speed.
Evan
Is this an integral bellhousing piece? If it is, it's a 5 speed.
I suspect that with it being all cast iron, it's a T-18 4 speed. Unless it's a big truck 5 speed.
Evan
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Originally posted by 82F100SWB
Hmm, You sure it's not cast aluminum? All the 5 speeds are aluminum. A PTO equipped 5 speed is a ZF unit.
Is this an integral bellhousing piece? If it is, it's a 5 speed.
I suspect that with it being all cast iron, it's a T-18 4 speed. Unless it's a big truck 5 speed.
Evan
Hmm, You sure it's not cast aluminum? All the 5 speeds are aluminum. A PTO equipped 5 speed is a ZF unit.
Is this an integral bellhousing piece? If it is, it's a 5 speed.
I suspect that with it being all cast iron, it's a T-18 4 speed. Unless it's a big truck 5 speed.
Evan
Thanks
on edit, what is an almost 4x4?
Dave
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If it is cast iron, with dual PTO covers, and a aluminum top cover, it will probably be a New Process 540 series. 1 1/2" clutch shaft,
Shift patern will be
1 2 4 R
X 3 5 X
The NP emblem should bein the cast iron somewhere. (Clark 5 sps were also used behind some engines, but they usually have a nice tag on the drivers side, just behind the PTO cover. Hope this helps, Bob
Shift patern will be
1 2 4 R
X 3 5 X
The NP emblem should bein the cast iron somewhere. (Clark 5 sps were also used behind some engines, but they usually have a nice tag on the drivers side, just behind the PTO cover. Hope this helps, Bob
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If it is cast iron, with dual PTO covers, and a aluminum top cover, it will probably be a New Process 540 series. 1 1/2" clutch shaft,
Shift patern will be 1 2 4 R Should also have the NP emblem
X3 5 X
In the cast iron somewhere. (Clark 5 sps were also used behind some engines, but they usually have a nice tag on the drivers side, just behind the PTO cover. Hope this helps, Bob
Just re read your post. With only one PTO cover, I don't beleive it is a 5 sp.
Shift patern will be 1 2 4 R Should also have the NP emblem
X3 5 X
In the cast iron somewhere. (Clark 5 sps were also used behind some engines, but they usually have a nice tag on the drivers side, just behind the PTO cover. Hope this helps, Bob
Just re read your post. With only one PTO cover, I don't beleive it is a 5 sp.
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Thanks so much. It was late, I wasn't thinking. I am going back and check these out. I just could see the one side, will look really good.
I have an 85 6.9 F250 and a 70 Derdge D200, both of which I would like to put a 5 spd in. I know the chances of this trans ( if it is a 5 spd) will modify to either are slim.
Next is my 73 with a 390 C6 that is weak. I might replace the c6 with this 5 spd.
Just trying to take advantage of a good deal.
Thanks, Dave
I have an 85 6.9 F250 and a 70 Derdge D200, both of which I would like to put a 5 spd in. I know the chances of this trans ( if it is a 5 spd) will modify to either are slim.
Next is my 73 with a 390 C6 that is weak. I might replace the c6 with this 5 spd.
Just trying to take advantage of a good deal.
Thanks, Dave
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Originally posted by elliott
Just re read your post. With only one PTO cover, I don't beleive it is a 5 sp. [/B]
Just re read your post. With only one PTO cover, I don't beleive it is a 5 sp. [/B]
Thanks to you guys, I changed my mind about another deal this fellow was eggin' me into, so I may have saved myself some grief.
thanks again, Dave
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