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 Posted: Dec 17, 2019 06:39PM
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The early mag gearboxes (2a3707, 2a3708, 2a77) and the first aluminium gearbox (22a104) were constant pressure (cone) 3 synchro with A type gears on bronze bearings, but were only used for ‘59 and ‘60 cars. The 22a145 came into use later in ‘60 and the 22a363 in turn replaced that, both also cone A type on bronze bearings. The A type 3 synchro baulk ring on roller bearing boxes took over in ‘62, followed in ‘63 by the B type 3 synchro, and then finally the B type 4 synchro from ‘68. All cone gearbox casings use a smaller diameter third motion shaft and main bearing compared to the following A and B type baulk ring setup, so a custom bearing is required if fitting a newer mainshaft to an early casing, or a conversion kit which includes the new bearing. Regarding used/second hand parts, the cones are usually all worn down by the time the box is discarded. Consider that a common option back in the mid 60s would have been to replace the entire cone gearbox completely with a 22G68 A or B type baulk synchro box. As stated above, the cone synchro hubs can’t be refurbished without shrink fitting and then machining new cones to the gears - which, even if new cones were available (they aren't) - is a precision engineering job on a lathe, not something you can do without a workshop. Not sure if anyone still has the 8G718 cone to baulk ring conversion parts available - there was one on eBay UK a few weeks ago, I don’t know if it sold. Link: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/254378364695

 Posted: Dec 16, 2019 07:15AM
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unfortunately i am not at home at the moment  
i am in panama visiting my daughter
by the core do you mean the complete  mainshaft with gears less the layshaft
my layshaft is good
the mainshaft you have
is it cone synchro or baulk ring
if the latter i hear i must have a conversion kit
finally your price please inc post
i shall be back in uk end jan  and can get  case number then
andy
p s never heard the term core before is this an american form of description

 Posted: Dec 16, 2019 06:55AM
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I have a core.. but NOT going to be cheap..need your casting number on your tranny

 Posted: Dec 16, 2019 06:38AM
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i am in lincoln uk
what parts have you
 my  gearbox is the early cone type 1961 car
i would be very interested in what you have
the response to my advert has been very good and mostly from over the pond
it really is heartening to have so much help
please let me know as soon as you can and prices
my gearbox has the usual problems #
noisy 1st gear and weak syncromesh
thanks again 
i await your reply 
andy davies

 Posted: Dec 15, 2019 06:34PM
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Where are you located? I'm in southern British Columbia, Canada. I may have what you need...

 

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 Posted: Dec 15, 2019 10:51AM
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thats very kind of you but i fear that the us would be too far to send the parts
andy

 Posted: Dec 14, 2019 06:35PM
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I redid mine purely because I wanted the car to be just like it came from the factory. You are probably better off to update it some other way but if you decide to put it back stock I can make some synchros for you I would also need the mating gear to the one being done in order to set the height correctly. 

 Posted: Dec 14, 2019 06:43AM
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thanks so much for your help
heres hoping i find what i want
andy

 Posted: Dec 13, 2019 09:41PM
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Those were refered to as A gears the synchro is not available without the gear they are pressed on and staked into place then cut to size. They can be redone on a lathe from aluminum bronze or silicon bronze  I did mine. Or if you can find a set of B gears from a later magic wand they fit and you can get synchros for them it is still a 3 sync box not that it matters just stop for first.  A gear box's even when new didn't work great no speed shifting for sure.
NOS Gears with cone installed do show up on ebay now and then I found a NOS input shaft for mine. 

 Posted: Dec 13, 2019 07:07AM
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that sounds good
i have not completly stripped the box yet but the parts i need are 1st gear  and cone type synchros 
thanks andy

 Posted: Dec 13, 2019 06:54AM
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In the fairly recent past I have built one four synchro magic wand and installed two, one shipped from
left coast and the other from UK. Two are in service and one waiting for build to complete. They are the
real deal very nice.There is a org. four synchro magic wand tranny or we remove diff. housings from
early trannys and fit to 1128 cases. I have a box of remote diff housings I send around for people to
select the best fit when repairing. They buy one and return the rest. I'm currently out of early diff housings
and also out of AA 1128 cases. I don't mind using them as they are not mini. Steve (CTR) 

 Posted: Dec 12, 2019 02:40PM
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Last year. That price was also with NO core as I was not going to ship a trans from the USA to the UK. Have not installed it yet. The moke I am building is slow going. I know someone else that did this and he was very pleased with his trans set up the same way.

"How can anything bigger be mini?"

 Posted: Dec 12, 2019 02:34PM
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that sounds ok  and including shipping did you have that done recently
thanks for the reply
andy

 Posted: Dec 12, 2019 11:29AM
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I think it was in the $850usd delivered to the USA.

"How can anything bigger be mini?"

 Posted: Dec 12, 2019 08:14AM
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can you tell me please approx price
thanks andy

 Posted: Dec 12, 2019 08:12AM
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I had Guessworks build a magicwand trans for my moke that is syncro all 4 gears.

"How can anything bigger be mini?"

 Posted: Dec 12, 2019 07:47AM
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yes i remember that well when back in 1962 my mini a 1962 had new baulk ring gear set replaced under the guarantee
any further ideas to help would be appreciated 
andy

 Posted: Dec 12, 2019 07:43AM
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sorry i am not at home at present so cant  give you that
its the magic wand gearbox cone type synchro and my car is a 1961 mk 1 mini
i am aware that parts for this gearbox are hard to find 
perhaps good second hand parts would also  b e good the gearbox has noisy 1st gear and virtually no synchromesh on the upper 3 gears
1st gear is crash
thanks
andy davies

 Posted: Dec 11, 2019 10:53PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by ADavies
I am looking for gearbox parts for my classic 1961 Mk1 Mini. I have the original gearbox with cone syncromesh prebaulkring type. Any good second hand parts would be appreciated for this gearbox.

Cheers

Andy
Andy
You can replace the cone syncromesh with the baulk type - at least "back in the day" you could.  Around fifty years ago when they stopped producing the cone type there was replacement gearset with baulk rings that was a direct replacement

 Posted: Dec 11, 2019 03:43PM
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What casting number? Steve (CTR)

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