transmission help

[maverick]

Im almost ready to re-assemble the three speed transmission for my b-4-b. Except for one problem, the coutershaft looks like its been ridden hard and put away wet. Ive got most of my other parts but it appears that this is about as hard to find as chickens teeth. Ive already tried bernbaums and silkes but the only one they had was pitted. Does anyone know of a good resource to find one of these before I have one made? Also, any information on any cross-reference or the new process part number for the entire trans would be helpful. Thanks.

[mikesinky]

dont know if they would have it or not but vintage power wagons might be able to help

[Frank Elder]

http://www430.pair.com/p15d24/mopar_forum/forumdisplay.php?s=&daysprune=&f=8

Try posting here instead.

[Don G 1947]

Mav,

Just rebuilt my 3 speed and had a counter shaft made by these folks:

Northwest Transmission 800-327-1955

I think the cost was $65 for the countershaft. They also had needle bearings and blocker rings. Their thrust washers were not so good (too thick).

Don

[maverick]

Mav,

Just rebuilt my 3 speed and had a counter shaft made by these folks:

Northwest Transmission 800-327-1955

I think the cost was $65 for the countershaft. They also had needle bearings and blocker rings. Their thrust washers were not so good (too thick).

Don

you cant beat that price for a turned, hardened, ground and polished shaft. I believe ill give them a call. What kind of information will they be looking for when i call so i can have it ready?

[Don G 1947]

All they wanted is the make and model. The number on the case might be helpful it there are several variations for your year. They make them from drill rod and modify as needed.

Don