Motor Transaxle
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Complete Transaxle W/ motor, wheels, tires, wiring harness from Rascal scooter |  |
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US $70.95 | 24d 21h 14m |
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GOGO Mobility scooter rear transaxle with motor. | |
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US $179.95 | 1d 16h 51m |
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Try to build a motorized wheelbarrow/concrete buggy? Transaxle parts?
I am trying to build a motorized wheelbarrow/concrete buggy. If I can find a transmission good enough I want to be able to move 1000-1500lbs or more if that was possible. I have a few old lawn tractors for parts. I am using a motor with a starter instead of pull start. My main concern is the transaxle/transmission. I want forward and reverse. I think a lawn tractor unit would work well? Anyone know of anything else?
Also might use a motorcycle throttle for ease of use.
A lawn tractor might work...
What I'd REALLY look for is an ATV (All Terrain Vehicle) !! You might get lucky and find the rear from a old 2-wheeler since they're banned in the USA !!
They carry the weight and will work well in a low gear... lord knows I use ours for towing logs and brush.
Wish I could help you, but ours are all running well !!
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Complete Transaxle W/ motor, wheels, tires, wiring harness from Rascal scooter | |
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US $70.95 | 24d 21h 14m |
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GOGO Mobility scooter rear transaxle with motor. | |
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US $179.95 | 1d 16h 51m |
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TIMKEN M201047S Bearing, Man Transaxle: Output Shaft | |
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US $18.24 | 13d 10h 16m |
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NATIONAL 5693 Seal, Auto Transaxle-Output Shaft | |
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US $16.71 | 7d 7h 55m |
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KENT MOORE - 4T80E TRANSAXLE OVERHAUL TOOLS - GM DEALER SERVICE TOOL SET - OEM | |
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US $895.00 | 29d 21h 12m |
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SKF 18953 Seal, Auto Transaxle-Front Pump | |
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US $13.93 | 29d 13h 37m |
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SKF 13735 Seal, Auto Transaxle-Output Shaft | |
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US $10.14 | 29d 13h 5m |
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NATIONAL 714679 Seal, Auto Transaxle-Output Shaft | |
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US $13.00 | 29d 11h 43m |
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NATIONAL 100165 Seal, Auto Transaxle-Output Shaft | |
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US $13.45 | 29d 11h 43m |
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NATIONAL 8792S Auto Transaxle Seal Misc | |
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US $12.46 | 29d 11h 33m |
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NATIONAL 340849 Seal, Auto Transaxle-Front Pump | |
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US $7.61 | 29d 10h 19m |
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Husqvarna YTH23V48 48-Inch 724cc 23 HP Briggs & Stratton Intek V-Twin Pedal Activated Hydrostatic Transmission Riding Lawn Tractor
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1997 Chevrolet Cavalier Torque Strut Installation?
My mechanic (ex-mechanic) replaced the motor mount on the top side of the motor and then apparently got drunk because he is missing in action. I purchased the Torque Strut because it needs replacing also but I can’t seem to locate it on the motor. Does anyone know which part of the motor the torque strut is on? Is it on the transaxle? If so which side? Is it easy to replace? How would one replace it? Thanks!
On the bottom of the car behind the engine. When on a lift it's clearly visible from underneath. Your going to need a 13 or 15 mm socket for the bolts. It is pretty easy to replace but you'll have to jack up the car. once it's unbolted you'll have to rock the motor back and forth to get the new one lined up with the bolt holes. Make sure to use engine stands and do this on level ground. Good luck finding a new mechanic.
