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I have a 1973 Power wagon with a manual trans. I want to mount an mu2 winch on it . Does any one know if I can purchase a bolt on pto for my trans. I have the winch and drive line.
Thank you,
Kevin
Thank you,
Kevin
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1973 4-speed manual trans. is an NP435. I don't know if the PTO's are available new but there are used ones out there. I have one but it is not for sale. I can look for the PN etc. on it if you need for me to. -
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Thanks Don,
That would be great if you could find that PN and any other info that would be helpful. If I could find one I can finally finish this project.
Thanks again,
Kevin.Comment
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I have seen a few 70's Dodge 2 wheel drive trucks that had PTO's driven from their NP435 transmission, mainly wreckers & dump beds. That transmission was used by Ford & maybe GM too, although none were identical.
I know the whereabouts of a 77/78 D300 wrecker that has/had a tranny driven PTO.
Kevin where are you located?
BuckyComment
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Bucky, Thanks for the info. I am in the Seattle area
KevinComment
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kevin you interested in a wheelin toy '72 w200? in covington. 206 403 6619 i can text you pics
As in covington WAComment
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I'm finally back with some info on my PTO for the NP435. As a dear cousin of mine used to say "Sometimes things take a little longer up here in the mountains."
The nameplate on the PTO reads:
Chelsea DANA Corporation
Model: 41KAHW C3
ASSY. # M79 113
I Googled these numbers and did not come up with anything useful. Chelsea is now a part of Parker. I would try contacting Chelsea or Muncie to find out what they have that will fit the NP435 transmission.Comment
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Thanks for the offer but, no more toys for now, I am putting together a work truck to salvage timber.Originally posted by 2x1972 View PostComment
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Don,
Thanks for the #s it really helps. I will keep looking for my part and post if I find that handy little bolt on.
You could always put that pto you have in a box, ship it down that mountain and out here to the coast, I would'nt mind.
Thanks,
KevinComment
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