[AT] Transmission for tractor hauling truck

[Jeff Pilbeam]

That is correct a 400 case is a 400 case
  The 2wd vs 4wd is only the tailshaft extension and output shaft everything else is the same

"Snelling, Wayne K" <wsnelling at southplainscollege.edu> wrote:
  Charles: I believe that the only difference in a 4x4 case and regular
case is the bolt on extension (tail) housing and tail shaft. If you have
a good rear housing then just get a 400 turbo, rebuild it with you 4x4
parts (because the back tail shaft is different) and you should be good
as ...well, any rebuilt tranny is.

Wayne Snelling
Assistant Professor
Computer Information Systems
South Plains College
Lubbock, TX 
806-747-0576 ex 4692
806-292-8412 cell


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Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2007 8:26 AM
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Subject: [AT] Transmission for tractor hauling truck

Any of you guys have a Turbo 400 GM transmission laying around? Needs
to be 
from a 4X4 vehicle.

Transmission guy thinks my case is bad, so a core or just a good case
will 
help. It is the truck I pull my tractor with.

Thanks
Charles


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Jeff Pilbeam
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