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Thanks for the quick response. I belive from the pictures your right it is a NP 202. Identifying it has been a real problem for me.
 
gimpyrobb

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Some of the reading I did when I got mine said they have larger gears than the 205 which makes it 30% stronger. Heavier too, but that is a good thing.
 
Barrman

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Before you install it, track down some 10 bolt pto drives. I had a 202 for my M715 a few years ago and couldn't find a 10 bolt pto that wasn't a hydraulic pump drive. I wanted it to power a mechanical pto winch and ended up selling the thing.

I agree about the strength issues though. big stout thing that will get you where you want to go.
 
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