That's right. Just what the lifted and/or big tire running trucks need. A new set of gears.

This is the planetary for the t-case. When removed it only had about 13k on it. No excessive wear is visible and the parts go together very easily. Just add super-glue.

Any amature gearhead can install this in no time. The case come apart easily, pop your old, worn planetary out and pop this one in.

All offers will be considered.

Here's another pic partially assembled. Don't worry about the chipped teeth. I think they're supposed to be that way.

To speed the sale up, I'll even include a tube of glue.

I'll start the bidding at $412.00

That's way to start things off. A legit bid for a very expensive part! Thanks for the jumpstart, Frank.

You could have fun with the jeepers. Just rig it up to drop those parts from under your truck at the next wheeling event.

I can see it now... Even when that Hummer dropped gears from its transfer case it kept going!

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Happy to help.

Damn, that would be hilarious!!!!

LOL!

LMFAO!

I'm supposed to go to an HH on the 8th. Maybe I can get it done by then. Have them drop out right in front of the techs and managers!

That would be excellent....wouldnt hurt to throw a broken tie rod in the mix.

Careful with that. You don't want to jinx yourself. Those things can toss out anytime.

Got any spider gears?

Oh I gots to have me that!

Plesae post pics of Super Glue.

No, but I know someone that has a spare set.

Take your pic:

I still remember the funeral for Alec's tie rod.

I'm not looking to take the whole thing. But it you'll break up the set I'll take this piece for $74.00