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D4e transmission assembly parts number

Nige

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So, provided it is the original transmission, it is a 9S-2812 which contains all the parts shown below but NOT the torque converter because it is different between models.

9S2812 was only used in 80H 941B machines from 5703-Up and in 86J 951B track loaders from first built up to 1991. It was also used in early 69H 951B machines but I can't identify a Serial Number range.

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charles walton

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So, provided it is the original transmission, it is a 9S-2812 which contains all the parts shown below but NOT the torque converter because it is different between models.

9S2812 was only used in 80H 941B machines from 5703-Up and in 86J 951B track loaders from first built up to 1991. It was also used in early 69H 951B machines but I can't identify a Serial Number range.

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What will work in my other loader 80h0650
 

tctractors

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The 941B transmission has a different tooth count on the pinion to the D4E that is near the same as the 951C, also the bevel gear is a different tooth count, I could rattle on a good bit but these are the main things of change, the final drives are also different.
 

charles walton

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The 941B transmission has a different tooth count on the pinion to the D4E that is near the same as the 951C, also the bevel gear is a different tooth count, I could rattle on a good bit but these are the main things of change, the final drives are also different.
So if I were to buy the d4e I can use the transmission in either of the 941’s by changing the pinion, right?
 
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