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Identifying Lawn Mower Transmissions
mowdak1:
Per Upgrade302's request I'm going to start this thread off with pictures of what I have on hand to help in the identification of Transmissions and Transaxles. The rest of you are going to have to fill in the gaps here guys!
Squidd get your camera out, and tell Sami to start dragging Trannies out!
Lets try and find all the more popular transmissions, point out their identifying features, locations of model numbers, parts breakdowns, etc., etc.
mowdak1:
Peerless Model 700 - 5 forward gears with Reverse.
The arrow of course points to the identification tag which includes the model number.
Both sides look essentially the same, except the ouput shaft will stick out one or the other, and yes the output shaft may be out either side dependent upon application.
Bottom View
Parts Breakdown --
http://www.odref.com/peerless/700-SERIES/700-714.PDF
http://www.odref.com/peerless/700-SERIES/700-714A.PDF
Dug this one out of an ancient Craftsman rear engine.
mowdak1:
Foote model 4010 After 79 Transaxle - 3 speed w/Reverse
Not known to stay together real well for racing unfortunately!!
Once again the mysterious red arrow, which you probably won't find on one in the field points to what you may think is the model number located conveniently on the bottom of the Transaxle! However as Dynamark is about to point out below.... this is the part number for the lower half of the case!
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If anyone knows where there's a parts breakdown for these available on the web drop me a line and I'll include a link here for it.
http://m-and-d.com/dana_foote_parts.html
Thanks Dynamark for the parts link and correcting the error in what I suspected was the model number!!
This one came out of an early 80's Craftsman.
Should anyone be dying to get their hands on one of these puppies, let me know! I'm tired of trippin over it in the garage. It can be yours for freight and a half case of Budweiser! 8)
dynamark:
http://m-and-d.com/dana_foote_parts.html this should help with all things foote for some reason foote model#'s are hard to find the #'s on most are the part # of the casing half . the correct number appears to be 4010
hope this helps
dynamark
dynamark:
no problem its no wonder foote went south with no modle #'s on their stuff .i would like to thank all the guys with all the peerless know how .thats what makes this a great place to learn more about our great sport
dynamark
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