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3 SPEED #5025 UNI-DRIVE REBUILD

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Rob.A.700
8 hours ago, Jays308-8 said:

Old topic I know, but do you know the transmission gasket part number?

I was wondering the same thing is it a gasket or can you get away with rtv?

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Jays308-8

Mine has a gasket. I did a search on partstree then used that part number on ebay. I found one.

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stevasaurus

The gasket is Wheel Horse part #3912.

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