Transmission Table

[Ackerdiesel]

Anyone got any pics of their transmission tables? Preferably homemade but I'm open to suggestions. Mainly looking for one I can clamp the case to and spin it for ease of access.


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[zstroken]

You can buy one, or I just bought a cheap engine stand, made a bracket to bolt to the front of the Transmission.

 

[diesel_importer]

I'm currently working on the same thing. I took a stainless table I got at an auction, put a lip around to contain fluid. I'm going to cut a hole big enough for the output shaft to fit down in, when working on OD section. Also, going to build a bracket for holding the case.

 

[Ackerdiesel]

You can buy one, or I just bought a cheap engine stand, made a bracket to bolt to the front of the Transmission.

I've thought about just buying one. And I still may but I want to see if I can't get some ideas from some of the more creative minds on here first.

I'm currently working on the same thing. I took a stainless table I got at an auction, put a lip around to contain fluid. I'm going to cut a hole big enough for the output shaft to fit down in, when working on OD section. Also, going to build a bracket for holding the case.

Sounds almost like what I had in mind. My only gripe about the store bought trans tables is the way they hold the case. I think I'd prefer having it where the pan/vb will face straight down.



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[Hurley]

Here's my 'amateur' table built specifically for trans work:

 

[kleann]

I saw this one on tnt diesel's fb page. Looks nice, but not sure well it drains fluid.

 

[Ackerdiesel]

Bump!


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[Ackerdiesel]

Bringing this one back. Plan to start on mine in the next couple weeks


Ryan

 

[Howling]

We took a pallet rack and cut it down. Had a piece of stainless bent with a trough in the back, in the trough there is a bung that has a barb fitting and hose into a bucket. I'll try and snap a pic tomorrow.

 

[12vriviera]

Best one isaw was an engine stand, with a large bracket that fit in it that pinned to 47, 48 cases, over a drain screen and pan.

 

[jedeka]

Do a search for "Handy teardown table". Don't know if that is what you are looking for.

 

[Howling]

A little dirty now but this is ours.

We also use a home built engine stand that we made a plate to bolt to the trans.

 

[zstroken]

Best one isaw was an engine stand, with a large bracket that fit in it that pinned to 47, 48 cases, over a drain screen and pan.

That is exactly what I have. Makes working on it much easier.
I think I had less than an hour making mine. Couple pieces of angle iron, welding and a drill.

 

[Moparmatty]

Here is my setup. Top is angle back at 1 degree. Drains in each back corner in 5 gallon pails.