[TR] Does a manual geatbox from a Stag share any components from other Triumphs?

[Patrick Baize]

Shares some stuff with triumph 2000 gear box. Cause I converted a TR 
2000 to Stag and added OD.

On the overdrive ,replace all seals, you'll find they are hardened.  
I've rebuilt 2 J types, work great.


Patrick

71 Stag

74 Spitfire



On 1/3/2017 12:00 PM, Sujit Roy wrote:
> Finally after many years of having a Triumph Stag's manual gearbox 
> with J type over drive sitting in my parents shed in the UK, I was 
> able to disassemble it as much as possible and bring it back to the US 
> in two boxes weighing less that 20kg each and one hand bag weighing 
> almost 10 Kg. Oddly enough the gear sector did resemble some sort of 
> machine gun on the x ray machine.
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> I am yet to take off the large bearing at the rear of the box to 
> withdraw the shaft or the counter shaft.
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> It looks like people are swapping out the carrier sleeve and replacing 
> it with a longer one. Do other Triumphs share this?
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> Does this gear box share gaskets and seal with other models?
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> Should I change out the clutch release fork.  I removed the bolt 
> holding it on the shaft, but it is stuck any recommendations on 
> getting this off?
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> While the overdrive is in bits what should I look for?
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