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Re: AndyMark transmissions at IRI

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It's similar to the gearboxes the "west coast drive" 4/22/60/254/968/980 have used over the years.
Similar yes, but with considerable differences. The 968/254 transmissions 06 and 07 transmissions feature larger gears for more reduction as opposed to an additional stage. Also, the 4/22/980/60 gearbox is a mesh shifting style; completely different. I suppose you were referring to the way they all face mount which is similar, yes.

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EDIT: I have a question for AM as well... Is the output shaft supported well enough such that you could bolt the transmission to the frame, and mount a wheel on the output shaft that is cantilevered?
From what I saw this would be possible, although I am not sure if the output shaft I saw would be long enough to do so.
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Re: AndyMark transmissions at IRI

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Similar yes, but with considerable differences. The 968/254 transmissions 06 and 07 transmissions feature larger gears for more reduction as opposed to an additional stage. Also, the 4/22/980/60 gearbox is a mesh shifting style; completely different. I suppose you were referring to the way they all face mount which is similar, yes.

From what I saw this would be possible, although I am not sure if the output shaft I saw would be long enough to do so.
I knew someone would call me on that... I was referring more to the concept/function than the internal workings.
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