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Old Oct 31, 2006 | 12:37 PM
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transmisson swap info

im looking into swaping out the nv4500 in my truck for a spitcer or eaton fuller
i cant keep the 4500 alive i no this swap has been done a few times would like info on where to get the adapter for the engine and the flywheel and the hyd. parts for the clutch any help would be welcome
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Old Oct 31, 2006 | 01:57 PM
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Sorry I'm not being alot of help, but I saw a '93 just recently with a 9 spd Eaton Road Ranger in it.... He had onboard air for the air splitter too. Whya re you killing your NV4500? what are you hauling?? (don't feel bad, I just killed mine too)

I put another NV out of a wrecker in.
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Old Nov 2, 2006 | 01:13 PM
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well i killed my 1st 1 bout 120k and since then the shop thats building it i have had it back in there 4 times and and it now has 165k on it 3 of the 4 times it has left me over 500miles away from hame ( he is putting a reman tranny in it now to see if the maybe something not right with my case cause that is the only thing he hasnt been replaced as for me hualing i have the 40 ft trl that weights 9k empty hual up to 22k on it so i no thats hard on it but the factory trans did live till 120 so ?
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