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  1. m-35tom

    Fifth Chipped Teeth

    bad bearings also lead to metal in the oil which gets in all other areas and causes wear and failure.parts are fairly cheap so there is no point in not doing it right, new syncros are only $120 each for instance. bearings are readily available, but be sure you get the right kind, some have more...
  2. m-35tom

    Fifth Chipped Teeth

    gerhard, yes you are right! i was not visualizing that rev idler. tom
  3. m-35tom

    Fifth Chipped Teeth

    with a pto, you probably have to remove it. the main shaft and countershaft will come out in the truck with stock gears. both the gears you need are easily availably here in the states and cheap. you should replace both, and find out what caused the failure. something foreign must have gotten...
  4. m-35tom

    Fifth Chipped Teeth

    with a stock trans, the counter shaft can be removed with the trans still in the truck. tom
  5. m-35tom

    Fifth Chipped Teeth

    tim, i sent you a pm. i have trans and parts in MD.
  6. m-35tom

    Fifth Chipped Teeth

    something else failed first to cause this damage. also i doubt the mainshaft 5th would still be good after running that way. plus lots of metal in brngs etc. tom
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