4spd 1 inch axels

[pumper.atv 26]

I just picked up a transmission a while back and it has 1inch axles. I know the lawn ranger used it but what else did? Looking at buying a Commando 8, did that use 1inch axles?

:USA:

[TT-(Moderator) 1,145]

Ummmmm...... there were only a few three (four) speeds that didn't have one inch axles.

Did you look for any numbers cast into the cases?

Does it have short, medium, or long axles?

Is the brake drum on the countershaft or the pinion shaft?

Yes -- the Commando 8 would have one inch axles too.

[pumper.atv 26]

Which one is the pinion shaft and the counter shaft

Axel length?

:USA:

[snookman1 1]

the 74'- 75' b80 run with 4spd 1" axles in a model number 5084 unidrive transaxle. hope this helps.

[sorekiwi 761]

Ummmmm...... there were only a few three (four) speeds that didn't have one inch axles.

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Wow Terry, thats something I've never seen.

Which 4 speeds had 1 1/8" axles?

Have you ever seen a 1" axle trans, with anything other than a 4 pinion diff?

[TT-(Moderator) 1,145]

Which 4 speeds had 1 1/8" axles?

Have you ever seen a 1" axle trans, with anything other than a 4 pinion diff?

The 3 speed Uni-Drives used in the 953/1054/1054A/1057/1257 had the (long) 1 1/8" diameter axles.

I'm not positive, but there may have been some bevel gear differentials that used 1" axles.

[sorekiwi 761]

Thanks Terry! I actually have a 1057 sitting in my driveway and hadnt noticed the axles before. But in my defence, I've only owned it for 6 hours!!

Sorry for the hijack there Pumper! But it is kinda relevant... :thumbs:

[Kelly 1,029]

I don't think you hijacked a thread this old.....

[sorekiwi 761]

Oops, didnt notice... :thumbs:

[Kelly 1,029]

But it is good info, I have a 1257 out back, I need to check it out.