Removing the Transmission - Restoring a Dodge Power Wagon

[@rickvenlo1362]

Well done

[@notsmartenoughworkshop]

Thanks again!

[@rickvenlo1362]

Well done video well done job😎

[@notsmartenoughworkshop]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it - pulling the transmission was much more intimidating than it was actually difficult, so I'm hoping this video shows that it just isn't that scary of a project. I'm really looking forward to driving this thing with all the drivetrain fixes! Still have more repairs to do before then, but it'll be a nice solid truck when it's all done. And I use the term "done" loosely - with an old piece of equipment, you're never really "done" fixing it! :)

[@johnberglund1283]

Why do i see on many power wagons those holes cut out of the floor board above the gear shifter...I have them on the truck I bought ...?

[@notsmartenoughworkshop]

Probably some bolt on some component that's really hard to get to without it, although I don't know what that would be. I know this truck has had its engine rebuilt by one of the previous owners. My assumption is that it has something to do with that, because as far as I can tell there's no "regular maintenance" purpose for it.

[@johnberglund1283]

@@notsmartenoughworkshop Thanks ..I have a 55 power wagon and learning from you...keep making them...thanks John

[@donnatanner359]

mine had no syncs

[@notsmartenoughworkshop]

What year is your Power Wagon? The ones prior to 1957 used a different transmission without synchros and would be a bit different than the 1967 model in this video.