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Cat 980G and 826G
- Thread starter UrParts
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Nige
Senior Member
Do you have the Serial Numbers & Arrangement Numbers of both transmissions..? The data will be on a plate about 2" square on the planetary case right next to the control valve.
There could be loads of permutations. With the Serial Numbers I can tell you if one is a direct replacement for the other and if not what would need changing.
FYI - There are 2 different ranges of 826G compactor and 6 for 980G Wheel Loader
There could be loads of permutations. With the Serial Numbers I can tell you if one is a direct replacement for the other and if not what would need changing.
FYI - There are 2 different ranges of 826G compactor and 6 for 980G Wheel Loader
big ben
Senior Member
Not 100% sure off the top of my head but they will be very close. The difference will be in the T/C (826 may have a lock-up) as the 826 is a pusher and 980 a loader.
Nige
Senior Member
I did a brief check and the 826G does not have a lockup clutch converter. The particular 980G into which the OP wants to install the transmission might well have one though if it was originally specified for load & carry. Also there are Series I & Series II machines of both models with significant differences between the two so a unit from a Series I will likely not fit into a Series II and vice versa, hence the request for Serial Numbers from the 2 transmissions .......
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