Hello. First post here and I'm new to the CMP world. Thanks for having me.
Can someone tell me what transfer case is used in the larger CMP trucks, like the 3 ton 4x4? (I think that's called a C60?) I noticed that it looked a lot like the transfer case used in some IH 4x4 trucks from the 50's (my specialty). That case was also used in some of the WWII scout cars and some other miscellaneous trucks and equipment.
The transfer case I'm referring to is a Timken T32. Some folks call it a Rockwell T32, because Rockwell bought Timken in the mid-50's. Anyway, it looks (to me, from what I can see online) a lot like the 2-speed transfer case I'm seeing in the larger CMP vehicles. Do you agree/disagree?
Here's a link to a T32 parts manual for reference.
http://graphicvillage.org/meritor/pb90202.pdf
Anyone know if the 2-speed transfer case used in the CMP's is in fact a T32 or something else?
While we're on the subject of transfer cases, does anyone know the model of the single speed transfer case used in the smaller CMP vehicles? From what I can see online, it looks very similar to the 2-speed case, just without the shift rail and that box end to the case where the shift rail resides. Are some of the internal parts the same between the two, or are they totally different?
Thanks!