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#59798 04/28/2006 12:01 AM
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I'am going to put a 3 speed with overdrive in my 50 1/2 ton with an open driveline. I saved all the goodies from years ago, before I installed the four speed with the stock stuff. My question is What is their to rebuild the mixer,I tore mine apart and nothing but old grease and a spring ? Is the rebuild just the new bellow on both ends and new grease. All the shift rods look great. Any help ?
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I t's been years since I 've had one apart . I think we used to sand the spacer down a little to tighten up the bushings and touch up the selecter. Cleaning out the old hard oil and replaceing it is probly the best part of the overhaul.

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If the levers are grooved you can build them up with weld & file-grind them down.


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