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#578409 09/28/2009 2:26 AM
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shows the 3 and 4spd breakdowns, but only shows the 3 as a closed unit. was the 4spd open?

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The 4 speed was built both ways. In 1/2 ton and 3/4 ton, it was closed, with the 3/4 ton only being closed to the carrier bearing. 1 ton was open from trans to differential.


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now why does their 'transfering drive momentum to the frame theory' change according to tonage?


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