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Are my eyes lying to me?? 190 Rearend?
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    Posted: 18 May 2012 at 7:34pm
Hey guys, 

I just don't think this is a  One Ninety, or 200 Rear End, What do you think?
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  no not lying --we have 190 rebuilt with new seals etc.ready to install   pick up here
   us30 northern ind call 1-574-342-4545  3 1/4" axles
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That's a 180,185 looks like to me
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Well the actual rear looks 190ish, but the shift tower, is not.
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it is a late 190 or 200 rear end but has the 185 shift cover.
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So, by the looks of this, you can put the 190-200 rearend on a smaller 100 series tractor? I am having a hard time seeing that it either does or doesnt have straight axels. Looks like it....
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Brakes are exposed, so it is a straight axle.....the gear shift threw me off too, but i have seen another pic of a 190 with a gear shift like that.....
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Nothing like my 190XT rear end and trans.
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Looks to me like someone put a late 190 or 200 rearend in their 180 or 185 tractor. Would be interesting to see more pictures of Johnny Cash's cadillac tractor.
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The tractor must be a 180 or 185.The foot rests,seat,brakes,brake lock and gear shift are all 180 or 185.The rear end is either 190 or 200.It would be a bit of a nightmare to get the hydraulics and lever linkage rigged up.You can see the hydraulic hoses strung along to the rear of the tractor.
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Could be D19 with 180 gear shift.  MACK
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That is not a 190 or 200. They had platforms and drop boxes. The seat mounted on the fuel tank and the platform. The brakes are wrong as well as the shift cover. I guess It should say everything is wrong. It looks nothing like a 190 or 200, 
It look like a a 180 or 185
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I think Mack nailed it....can't be a 180/185 rear end because of the brakes, D19 used a top plate like that.....it is a D182 1/2!
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Can't be a D-19 rear with the 3 1/4" axles. It is a one ninety rear but bolted to a 0ne- eighty or 185 transmission and I assume one eighty or 185 tractor.
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Originally posted by Calvin Schmidt Calvin Schmidt wrote:

Can't be a D-19 rear with the 3 1/4" axles. It is a one ninety rear but bolted to a 0ne- eighty or 185 transmission and I assume one eighty or 185 tractor.
I'm not familiar with the top of the 190 since mine has a cab covering up things...so I will bow to your wisdom Cal! All I know is that it is not a 180/185 rearend...
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