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I've got what I assume is a 50 series hotchkiss open driveshaft 4 speed with a leak around the the yoke. How can I Id the tranny to get the right replacement seal?

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If not easy to ID then it's simple enough to remove and measure the seal and or the housing and shaft to find a replacement.


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