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Wow , thanks Mark . Would that be the bearing sleeve (#35- 6402)? and then there is another drive sleeve (#21-6401)
I have been looking for sometime also, they are out there , it’s just motivating their caretakers to let them go.I had a conversation with Georg at Roundup about the Fairey overdrive on my '78 45. He gave me no hope. I can't tell yet if this thread makes me more hopeful or less.
After a lot of learning about these. I guess I’m looking for a 10spline type suitable for a 3spd box. Willing to swap my 16spline one if required to make the deal. ?I pulled this unit off the shelf because it has the earlier input gear. But when I looked down the bore, I saw 16 splines. So it must be the 74/early 75 type.
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Been a long time but as I remember #35 changes depending on which transmission. The couple pieces that slide on the transmission transfer case have match the transmission. I never measured to diameter of the section of top half that slides into the transfer case when I owned all of these. Possible the diameter was larger for the larger bearing's space it occupies. Didn't think did it but depending your transfer case should verify.Wow , thanks Mark . Would that be the bearing sleeve (#35- 6402)? and then there is another drive sleeve (#21-6401)
Interesting, When is the best time to call ?
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Yes, I did get those m8-m10 studs (4)Been a long time but as I remember #35 changes depending on which transmission. The couple pieces that slide on the transmission transfer case have match the transmission. I never measured to diameter of the section of top half that slides into the transfer case when I owned all of these. Possible the diameter was larger for the larger bearing's space it occupies. Didn't think did it but depending your transfer case should verify.
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Curious did you get the four special studs use on the top four of the hole threaded holes used to attach the OD to the transfer case. Those were the hardest part to find years ago. Some pulled the OD and just used washers and nuts on these stud to install the back cover.
I have been considering your trajectory over the weekend. I don't know if this a realistic possibility, but if it is, it would be easier than reinventing the wheel...possibly.Yes, I did get those m8-m10 studs (4)
It’s all a complete unit including correct shims and spacers internally. Other than the drive sleeve it’s all in very good condition .
My option is to get the drive sleeve made with 10spline also a sleeve made to compensate for the smaller dia gbox main shaft and machine a 4spd pto gear to suit my overdrive.
Then I will have achieved what I set out to do !
Doing fun stuff can get expensive!