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  • Ring gear Drum Bushing

    Does anybody have an idea how loose or tight the center plate hub in the gear drum bushing should be and should there be a little side play ?

  • #2
    Do you mean in the t20 transmission? And side play do you mean the input shaft sliding a little tiny bit in and out or do you mean when you wiggle the center plate it will go side to side? Mine is tight in the case halves but the input has a little bit of in and out play but not very much.
    DanW

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    • #3
      Nevermind I was over thinking the question, I think it should be loose enough to allow it to spin but not sloppy loose. I might not be thinking about it correctly but I'm sure a pro will chime in. There's a great write up for the t20 that is step by step and maxrules99 on YouTube has a pretty good video that's for the most part step by step the whole way through.
      DanW

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      • #4
        Yes it is a T20, I am in the process of rebuilding it and when cleaning the center plate up i noticed that the hubs needed to be sanded lightly, I then put the ring gear hub on the center plate to see how they fit and I have a slight movement

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        • #5
          Is the bushing in the drum pretty ugly or does it look good? I got lucky mine were pretty decent and everything fit pretty good . I was surprised because mine was definitely abused and neglected. I can't remember if Richards had the bushings in stock or not. Max6x6parts might be cheaper if they have them in stock. I shopped between them and Richards to get what I needed and msafia on here helped me out with my detent springs and u channel clips.
          DanW

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          • #6
            The bushings look pretty good they don't look worn they do have some scratch's but not too bad, I know this tranny was not taken care of almost 100 hrs on oil. I just can't find out what clearance it should have in the bushing, should it be snug or loose?

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            • #7
              I don't know the exact specs but mine is loose enough it turns easily by hand but tight enough it doesn't just flop around or anything that feels excessive. I pretty much just followed maxrules video on YouTube he didn't really do anything too special just made sure everything felt good.
              DanW

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              • #8
                A manual for the popular borg warner skid steer T20 transmission that was used in many amphibious 6x6 ATVs


                I don't know if this will help or not it's too small to read in my phone screen
                DanW

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                • #9


                  Here you go. This should help
                  DanW

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                  • #10
                    My bad I'm talking about the carrier drum bushing it might help if I looked a little closer at the diagram (then just assuming) The carrier drum is held in place with the bushing riding on the center cover

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                    • #11
                      I imagine the clearances are probably the same but il try and look too, you got me pretty curious.
                      DanW

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                      • #12
                        Thanks DanW, I reposted this under carrier drum and am doing some more measuring to get a good number and if that is what it turns out to be then I will go with it if not then I need to get new bushings, where I don't know

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