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  • Assembly - Left Side 2

  • T20 Skid Steer Rebuild


    Install the shift collar and be sure that the detent spring makes it over the shaft.


    Place the new thrust washer for the ring gear brake drum in the housing.


    Install the ring gear drum and replace the old thrust washer with a new one.


    Install the three new thrust washers on the carrier drum over the planet gears and needle bearings.


    Install the carrier plate over the new thrust washers.


    Place the entire carrier drum assembly back into the T20 housing.


    Make sure that the planet gears align properly with the ring gear drum.


    Install the sun gear and the washer with the ear facing up.


    Install the band anchor rod into the lower brake band.


    Insert the band anchor sleeve over the rod.


    Insert the upper brake band end onto the band anchor rod.


    Install the new T20 skid steer housing gasket.


    Install the center housing plate onto the input shaft.


    Install the washer with the ear facing down.


    Install the sun gear and the c-clip.


    Install a new gasket on the other half of the transmission.


    Now it's time to put the two halves back together. (Next Page)

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