OldIHC

I have a 1972 IH 1210 4x4. Line setting ticket states T-419 transmission. Internet search shows Ford, Chrysler, Borg Warner?????????
So what have I got?

thanks
lb

T419 is what you have. BW build for everyone. In more modern times, the BW T5 is another BW home run.
The input shafts may be different. It is very likely there are many gear ratios.

Borg-Warner does not list a T-419....????

Maybe?
T. Transmission
4. 4 speed
19. Model #

Do a google search for a t-19

I'm betting you have a T-19. It should be pretty easy to nail down though. BW transmissions were very common among everyone besides the GM divisions which often used their own designs. IHC had a tendency to call them something other than what BW did. For instance, the T-9 non-synchro in my truck was used by IHC, Ford, Studebaker, and many independents. IHC called it a H-41-B. Why? No idea.

Although aimed at the Jeep guys, Novak Conversions is one of the best online resources for manual transmissions found in light trucks (and Jeeps of course). Maybe this will help:

https://www.novak-adapt.com/knowledge/transmission_gateway.htm
http://www.novak-adapt.com/knowledge/t18_t19.htm

That is an INTERNATIONAL code which rarly if ever match a manufacturers model number.
Use this link and you'll find a good breakdown of IH codes vs. mfr. numbers for the light line.
http://www.superscoutspecialists.com/st ... rence.aspx

thanks for your responses

but this is an automatic transmission

all your references lead to manual transmissions

lb

It leads to a manual trans. because that is what the code you posted ID's it as.
Either the LST is not for your truck or the trans. was swapped out. Better check the chassis number on the LST against the one on the frame.