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Question about 722.3 MB Trannys....Tougher than we think?
Hi all,
I was down under my car inspecting rust damage and formulating plans the other day when I noticed that there appears to be mounting "ears" on the back of the transmission. Now, these ears look very similar to the ones on many american truck/suv transmissions for mounting 4x4 transfer cases. So therefore, my question is this: Was the 722.3 Automatic transmission used on the Unimog, etc? I know that in europe there are Unimogs with diesels, so it would stand to reason.......And in that case, there shouldn't be any concern for the transmission in pulling snowmobile/jetski/motorcycle trailers, etc.....Especially if one were to put a secondary transmission cooler in after the radiator heat-exchanger cooler. Just a thought I had. Here is a picture of the "ears":
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