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Hi All, Looks like I may have got hold of an NP445 4 speed transmission, think it MAY have come out of a camper model. We didn't get the 445, just about everything in the small to medium range came out with the granny geared (6.68:1 ratio first gear)NP435, anything built by Dodge Trucks Austra
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Re: Remote transmission towers for NP435 OR NP445
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Gordo
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Date: April 23, 2015 11:31AM
Yes it did. It also had many other features which I will list here. I t had a 440 in it with less than 10,000 miles since major overhaul. The 440's heads were replaced with heads from a 361 for more squence to gain H.P.
It also had a 3 speed brownie together with a 2 speed rear axle.
As you might have noted it also was a car carrier via the rollback.
Terrys camera had remarkable capabilities as shown in the moving shots. The enlargement proves pixelation etc.
RE: Remote. I had a problem with it all the way back to Washington state. In the firewall forward portion, a fulcrum piece had weakened to nearly falling off. I wish I had known before the drive home. However it was an easy fix, to which gave me many miles of driving pleasure. Gordo
It also had a 3 speed brownie together with a 2 speed rear axle.
As you might have noted it also was a car carrier via the rollback.
Terrys camera had remarkable capabilities as shown in the moving shots. The enlargement proves pixelation etc.
RE: Remote. I had a problem with it all the way back to Washington state. In the firewall forward portion, a fulcrum piece had weakened to nearly falling off. I wish I had known before the drive home. However it was an easy fix, to which gave me many miles of driving pleasure. Gordo
