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Murray gets a new trans

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Mwh0428

Mwh0428

I have a 1996 Murray lawnmower with a six speed trans and I have a craftsman with a four speed in it. The trans in the Murray has a bushing that's been wore out and it wore into the housing. The transaxles are both a Tecumseh peerless. Is there a way I can take the parts from the six speed and put them on the four speed to make it a six speed or not. Here are some pics so far.

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SeniorCitizen

Mwh0428 said:
I have a 1996 Murray lawnmower with a six speed trans and I have a craftsman with a four speed in it. The trans in the Murray has a bushing that's been wore out and it wore into the housing. The transaxles are both a Tecumseh peerless. Is there a way I can take the parts from the six speed and put them on the four speed to make it a six speed or not. Here are some pics so far.
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I have no idea if that could be accomplished. But, even if it was possible it would be more trouble than it would be worth to me since I have found 5th and 6th gears are virtually worthless other than possibly riding to the mailbox. I'd be for switching the complete transmission.


#3

Mwh0428

Mwh0428

I have a four speed and a six speed but the bushing on the left side wore out and it wore into the housing.


#4

Mwh0428

Mwh0428

Mwh0428 said:
I have a four speed and a six speed but the bushing on the left side wore out and it wore into the housing.
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the six speed has the wore out bushing.


#5

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handirifle

I say take the tranny case apart, and have the case machined to accept a new, larger bushing and put it back together.


#6

Mwh0428

Mwh0428

I already got the other trans on it less work and money.

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