| ziegld1 | -- 06-23-2016 @ 10:13 AM |
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Gentlemen: Attached is a picture of a 1935-36 , 2 speed automatic transmission. Any information would be a great help. Thanks
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| DD931 | -- 06-25-2016 @ 12:18 PM |
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Wow!! That's quite a rig!! Looks like a starter-motor driven planetary of some sort on the front of the crankshaft - for an unknown reason. I don't understand the manifold arrangement on the top of the engine. Can't see the tranny because of the angle of the picture. Could it be a marine engine configuration of some sort? I'm surprised you haven't gotten some feedback from the experts on this site!!!
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| trjford8 | -- 06-25-2016 @ 3:37 PM |
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Looks like a regular transmission on the back of the motor. The crank driven unit on the front looks like it may be part of a V-drive for a boat. I seriously question that it is an automatic transmission for a car.
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| TomO | -- 06-26-2016 @ 10:06 AM |
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The cooling manifolds also look like they are from a boat. Bruce nelson pegged it as a marine configuration in the original post of the photo. It also looks like it is a 1940 60HP engine. Tom
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| shogun1940 | -- 06-26-2016 @ 2:31 PM |
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Man that totally has me confused . Where are the water pumps, distributor, is the oil pan on backwoods . The welding on that black part looks to good for old style. Where is this.
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