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4020 tranny and reare end ??
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Posted by Raleigh Boulware on January 08, 2007 at 18:53:12 from (71.81.29.77):
I am looking at some of these machines and some of them have a quite a few hours on them. SOme are well over 6000 hours. How many hours would one expect for the transmision and rearend and final drive to still be good? I know it depends on how it is used and all, lets say they used it plowing some what hard all day...would 9000 hours on a reare end and tranny be to much?? I can get the engine dynoed and get the story on it. But there really is no way of knowing anything about the reare end and transmision..
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