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Defiantly frc3310 , my local landy shop ordered it for me. Here is pic of my Box couldn't see anymore numbers on it had to get back out from under as I banged my bloody head again trying to look :mad: do it every time Im under there :D.
Can anyone tell which one it is from pics ?
 

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These are from when I topped the oils up dont know if they will help or not.
 

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Have not got round to this yet. Gonna have another 10000 miles on before I know it :eek:.
Only number I can find on Transfer box is FRC5415 if that makes any sense of it. ?
 

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Have not got round to this yet. Gonna have another 10000 miles on before I know it :eek:.
Only number I can find on Transfer box is FRC5415 if that makes any sense of it. ?

Just under the filler plug, and above the lowest cover plate, is a number that is actually stamped onto the casing. The first two numbers and the next letter will tell you what the box is from, the last letter (2 from the end I think), will tell you the type of box you have, which should give you the ratio I think.

One of the earlier photos you posted was close to the location.
 
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Just had another look and definitely no numbers, don't know what's going in there.
 

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You could always take the pto cover off,remove the drive gear & count the slots.
I’m sure @jamesmartin will hopefully tell us the required number for a 1.22 transfer box
That sounds a bit to technical for me with my track record will Google it and see exactly what I have to do first.
thats the sump plate part no
I know mate googled the part number.
 
Just had another look and definitely no numbers, don't know what's going in there.

That looks like someone may have been at it with a grinder. If you google metal mark fluids, so can reveal what was stamped under the ground metal. Even if you only get the type and model ID, it should help out with future problems.
 
That looks like someone may have been at it with a grinder. If you google metal mark fluids, so can reveal what was stamped under the ground metal. Even if you only get the type and model ID, it should help out with future problems.
I just cleaned with small wire brush on end of drill, thats why its nice and shiny, but no sign of any numbers even before I started.
 
I just cleaned with small wire brush on end of drill, thats why its nice and shiny, but no sign of any numbers even before I started.

That’s what I mean though. If you look at the photo I posted of my old Tbox, you can see the machine marks from the milling process (radial lines across the flat surface). Yours doesn’t appear to have them, so would suggest they have been “removed”.
 
That’s what I mean though. If you look at the photo I posted of my old Tbox, you can see the machine marks from the milling process (radial lines across the flat surface). Yours doesn’t appear to have them, so would suggest they have been “removed”.
Yes see them now, wonder why someone has removed numbers.
 
You could always take the pto cover off,remove the drive gear & count the slots.
I’m sure @jamesmartin will hopefully tell us the required number for a 1.22 transfer box
Do you mean the Blue frc3310 ? I can do that I thought you meant something else inside the Transfer box.
I still have the old one that I replaced somewhere. will have a look,
 
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