Big round disc on back of transmission

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Long story short, I bought another 89 f350 for the motor and zf transmission. This one is a 2 wheel drive. There's a big disc on the back of the transmission that the driveshaft goes into. Am I right in thinking this is the parking brake and the "regular" 2 wheel drive transmission just had a yoke on the tail shaft? In other words, the big round disc should unbolt and I can bolt my transfer case up to it? Right?
 

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Sounds like a superduty tranny. If it is its actually a 4x4 tranny with an ebrake bolted to the back instead of a tcase.
 

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The tranny mounted parking brake looks like a drum brake on the back of the tranny.
 

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the zf 5 speed are different for 4x4 and 2x4 i dont thank you can unbolt the parking brake and put on transfercase but maby
 

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the zf 5 speed are different for 4x4 and 2x4 i dont thank you can unbolt the parking brake and put on transfercase but maby
the trans that can take a transfer case and the parking brake at the same time is indeed the 4wd trans. the genuine ZF5 for the superduty(88-97) has a deeper first gear.
 

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Am I right? Is this trans going to accept a tcase?
 

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If you unbolt that disc and there are 6 bolts for it plus an alignment pin, then I would say yes, it's a 4X4 tranny.
 

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im not positive but that does look like a old superduty tranny
 

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