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8 pinion, 4 Pinion, 1-1/8 & 1 Inch Tractor Cross Reference List

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leeave96

I know a lot of this has been covered, but did Wheelhorse or Toro ever publish a list showing what models and year of make had which axle/pinion configurations?

Thanks!

Bill

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gwest_ca

I`ve never seen one. Toro has been removing many parts lists that we have enjoyed for years so thought I would try and post all the transmissions in the library. Will add the differential and axle diameter to the comments in each.

 

Garry

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64s

I did a list for myself of 8 pinion 1 1/8 inch axles a few years ago.  I don't remember where exactly I got the info, but I went thru the list year by year to compile my list.  If that will help you, let me know and I'll dig thru my stuff - I should be able to put my finger on it within a couple of days. 

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leeave96

Thanks guys! Any info you have would be a great reference.

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gwest_ca

Think I have them all posted now. Go into the Manuals and do a search for

3 forward speeds

or

6 forward speeds

and all 30 transmission models will come up in 29 files.

Change the Submission Date to Title and the sort order to Ascending.

 

The gray area is the

and

Toro has not listed what models use what.

If the 1985-93 8-speed transmission has 1" axles it will have 4 pinions. (Four 310-8 serial numbers have 4 pinions with 1-1/8" axles in 1990)

If the 1985-93 8-speed transmission has 1-1/8" axles it will have 8 pinions.

 

The 312-8 in this time period used both transmissions.

I have a 1990 312-8 with the 1-1/8" axles.

Interested in what members have.

Please post the 312-8 model number, serial number and axle diameter so we can develop an accurate list.

 

Garry

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leeave96

Thanks for doing this - it is really helpful info!!!!!

Bill

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