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clueless

What is the difference in the 5025 and the 5053 trans.

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gwest_ca

In 1965 all the transmission models changed I suspect to reflect the new shift rails.

Model 5025 used in

1962 32E

1962 32R

1962 502

1962 552

1962 702

1963 33E

1963 33R

1963 603

1963 633

1963 653

1963 753

1964 754

1964 854

1964 1045

Model 5045 used in

1963 953

Model 5046 used in

1964 34E

1964 34R

1964 604

1964 654

1964 704

Model 5047 used in

1964 1054

Model 5049 used in

1965 model 605

1965 model 655

1965 model 855

1965 model 1055

Model 5051 used in

1965 model 1054A

Model 5053 used in

1966 model 606

1966 model 656

1966 model 706

1966 model 856

1966 model 1046

1966 model 1056

1966 model L-106 Lawn Ranger

1966 model L-156 Lawn Ranger

1967 model 657

1967 model 857

1967 model L-107 Lawn Ranger

1967 model L-157 Lawn Ranger

1968 Lawn Ranger model 1-1631

1968 Lawn Ranger model 1-2631

1968 500 Special model 1-3631

1968 Commando 6 model 1-4631

1968 Commando 7 model 1-3731 - Made in USA and exported to Europe - No info available so this application is a guess

1968 Commando 8 model 1-4831

1969 WorkHorse 700 model 1-3741

1969 WorkHorse 700 model 1-3745

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stevasaurus

That's correct...different shift rails (to fix the suction problem when shifting between gears).  :occasion-xmas:

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ri702bill
4 minutes ago, stevasaurus said:

That's correct...different shift rails (to fix the suction problem when shifting between gears).  :occasion-xmas:

A huge upgrade taken for granted.... until your early WH gets stuck in two gears at once on a 10 degree day...

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sqrlgtr
6 minutes ago, ri702bill said:

A huge upgrade taken for granted.... until your early WH gets stuck in two gears at once on a 10 degree day...

been there and got the tshirt :D

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Handy Don

Aha, shifty suction! A new reason I can cite for upgrading to a 5060 from a 5045.

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clueless

What I meant, I wanted to know what is the difference in the size and can the they all work on different tractor. Like will a 5045 work (fit) on a tractor with 5025? 

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953 nut

 

That is the beauty of the :wh: models, interchangeability is amazing.

 

:(          Check out the post below, a bit of number confusion between some lists.

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953 nut
3 hours ago, clueless said:

What is the difference in the 5025 and the 5053 trans.

 

1 hour ago, gwest_ca said:

Model 5045 used in

1963 953     :confusion-confused:     According to the "ALL YEARS chart the   5025 was used on the 953 but the owner manual says it is a 5045, it has several differences from the 5045 used in the other models listed including longer 1 1/8" axles, mounting bolt pattern, and differential, It can be used on smaller models after modification of the mounting plate (F Plate).      :confusion-shrug:      Didn't the 5025 have  1" axles and change to the 5053 when the shift rail change was made.    

1963 33E

1963 33R

1963 603

1963 633

1963 653

1963 753

1964 754

1964 854

1964 1045

 

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gwest_ca

I messed up when I copy and pasted the earlier post. Think I have it correct now.

 

Models 5025 & 5046 same except for shift lever bent to clear hydraulic pump

Model 5025 replaced 5007

Model 5025 replaced by 5046 for 1964, 5049 for 1965 and 5053 for 1966-1969

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