Hello all.. Up here in Maine a buddy of mine has ran I to a stand still with his TJ. Somewhere along the line it had bigger rear ends put under it. All we can figure is that they were the ones used in the timberjack loaders that were made.. and only a handful at that. Hoping to find someone with parts or a parts dealer with availability?! Thanks.
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Timberjack 240 Mongrel
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old-iron-habit
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Not sure what parts you need but I don't believe they made there own gear sets, planetaries, etc. Unless you need a housing you should be able to get internal parts once you open it up and identity them.
He's been to harolds.. they've never seen anything like it. They didn't make their own parts, they used Eaton and Rockwell in the skiddersfor the most part. As for what he has in his housings is a mystery. He needs the x, and nosepin at this point. Or two whole different rearends.
Hallback
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Better off finding a set of clarks
Clark rear ends??
Hallback
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Yes, Clark rearends
Boys she'd never run right again!!! Going with eaton's or rockwell's if we cant find the right parts to fit the ones he has under it now. In the meantime I got me a chopper for a few weeks.
dieseldog5.9
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They had different rears depending on the year, post a picture of the hub, older axles say Timberjack on them, a deciding factor is wether you see pins for planet gears in hub, and 8 lug on 208 axles.
There are parts machines in Colebrook NH at Nash equipment, and the parts guy knows his stuff. They want real money for there parts but they have them.
J-k equipment is in Maine selling parts, but honestly not as easy to deal with and not as knowledgable as Nash, but closer to you.
I have a 230 that has the same axles as a 240 depending on the year.
There are parts machines in Colebrook NH at Nash equipment, and the parts guy knows his stuff. They want real money for there parts but they have them.
J-k equipment is in Maine selling parts, but honestly not as easy to deal with and not as knowledgable as Nash, but closer to you.
I have a 230 that has the same axles as a 240 depending on the year.