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Trying to identify this transmission, no gears, just a shaft and clutch, the engine married to it is a 2-53 Jimmy, looking for the input shaft, it has 10 splines going in the flywheel and it is approximately 20.5 inches long, it's just push/pull engagement.
Bad pick I know, but it's all I got, the unit is out at a mine that you have to fly out to, any reply would be great, I'm sure it's not a 1010, can anyone identify the housing, I was told it's out of a John deere[attachment=55043]IMG_20190820_163537337.jpg[/attachment][attachment=55043]IMG_20190820_163537337.jpg[/attachment][attachment=55043]IMG_20190820_163537337.jpg[/attachment]

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Wed, Aug 21, 2019 8:00 AM

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"I don't have a clue Philo!"
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Wed, Aug 21, 2019 8:16 AM

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"I don't have a clue Philo!"

"It could be a box a chocolates"
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Wed, Aug 21, 2019 8:17 AM

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"It could be a box a chocolates"

"Maybe a 4 speed brownie?"
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Wed, Aug 21, 2019 8:20 AM

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"Maybe a 4 speed brownie?"

"Can you help me out a little more sir, I just cant seem to identify it. Ya got any better clues?"
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Wed, Aug 21, 2019 8:25 AM

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"Can you help me out a little more sir, I just cant seem to identify it. Ya got any better clues?"

"I could just tow it all home for ya!"
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Wed, Aug 21, 2019 8:27 AM

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"I could just tow it all home for ya!"

"Sum body out dares got ta know wut the hell it is!!!"
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Wed, Aug 21, 2019 8:31 AM

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"Sum body out dares got ta know wut the hell it is!!!"

Yeah it's bleek I know, but I figured I would ask

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Wed, Aug 21, 2019 8:33 AM

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Yeah it's bleek I know, but I figured I would ask

You never know, sometimes guys would just whip up some system and make it work with what ever parts they had. Good luck I hope it works out.

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Wed, Aug 21, 2019 9:31 AM

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Lots of stuff that would bolt up to a Detroit back in the day! They were made to mate up to stuff and everyone made stuff to match up to them.

Only thing JD that had a 2-53 was the 435D/440ID tractor that was produced for two years around 1959-1960-ish. The transmission and clutch housing on those tractors looks very different unless that's a bad picture.......worse than it looks like to me.

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Wed, Aug 21, 2019 12:23 PM

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Lots of stuff that would bolt up to a Detroit back in the day! They were made to mate up to stuff and everyone made stuff to match up to them.

Only thing JD that had a 2-53 was the 435D/440ID tractor that was produced for two years around 1959-1960-ish. The transmission and clutch housing on those tractors looks very different unless that's a bad picture.......worse than it looks like to me.

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Here's the clutch shaft, where the splines are worn is where the clutch hub rides on.
Clutch is always engaged unless you engage it free.
Can I just rig the clutch hub solid on the shaft either by key or weld?