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4speed pto fit to a 5speed

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4speed pto fit to a 5speed

Post by sambo »

Does anyone know if a pto from an early 4speed will work on a 84 with a 5speed. if not why not and what are the differences that make it impossible. (Note: mods can be made to make it work).
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Post by scotto »

I assume you have the PTO already on your older 4 spd?

Check the PTO gear hatch/coverplate on the side of the transfer case and compare it to the newer box. If the bolt pattern is different no go, but if the bolt pattern is the same you'll be right.

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Post by sambo »

no i dont already have one.

I have come across one pretty cheap and it is off a 40series and i was wanting to try to fit it on my 5speed 60series. But i want to find out if it will fit before i buy it.
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Post by ToyTruck »

there are two types of PTO .... you need the late model type ie 60 / 75 series .... 40 series PTO wont fit
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Post by pcman »

but post up the details of the cheap 40 series one cause someone (me) might be interested
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Post by scotto »

ToyTruck wrote:there are two types of PTO .... you need the late model type ie 60 / 75 series .... 40 series PTO wont fit


Late model 40s have the same PTO output as the 60, I put a 60 pto on my 40. I got it with selector mounts for both 4 and a 5 speed gearboxes.
Checking the pto coverplate bolt pattern is the answer, the early model transfer cases will not take the 60/75 ptos but the later split case will.

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Post by ToyTruck »

scotto you are 100% correct ... late model 40 and 47 series had 5 speed g/boxs

both pto types (early & late) have 6 mounting bolts but the difference is LATE model bolt pattern is symetrical and EARLY isnt
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Post by scotto »

AND THEY ARE A GOOD WINCH JUST QUIETLY :D
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old style PTO box into later transfer

Post by beanz2 »

You can make it work. Look here to see how some French guy did it.

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