Looking for shift pattern


Need some pics!! I assume one is your transmission gear stick... The two shorter ones next to it are presumably your transfer case shifters. And the four I would think be a PTO lever. Your transmission. If stock. Is a 3 speed and I'm not too sure about the transfer case. I haven't look at my 56 project in a while. It has a duel stick transfer. And you PTO should just be and in.. Or... Out.
 
PTO for mechanical drive winch? Twin stick on the Dana 18 (Rwd 4wd Fwd and hi/lo) plus the trans shifter. The 4th shifter could be for O/D on the D18 (only in 2wd though)
 
The OD can be used in any gear including 4wd, Hi or lo. There was a studibaker OD that some put in jeeps that was only a 2wd model. Look on the back of your tcase (drivers side), thats where the OD will be if you have one. It should say right on it "WARN ALL RANGE OVERDRIVE". This unit is limited to 300flbs of torque, so watch the power you feed it, and keep the oil level FULL, they are very sinsitive to oil levels. I burned mine up a month ago or so due to low oil.
 
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I will take some pics and post them when I get home today. The warn winch is electric and not PTO driven. most of the pto's I have seen the lever or shifter was in the middle of the seats. this one is in line with the transmission and transfer case shifters. But I will take photo and send it out. Thanks so far.
 
Here is the picture shortcut of the layout on the shifters
 

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The two short ones are def twin stick d18 shifters. I have never used one, but one is for the front and one for the rear, from what I understand you can engage only the front or only the rear in hi or lo, or both. The other tall shifter I believe is a OD shifter. towards the dash is OD on, and back towards the seat is OD off. Use it as a extra gear, like a 5th gear. It can be engaged in any gear, 1st to 2nd, 3rd to 4th ect.., it gives you a 25% gear reduction. My od shifter was in the same spot only a little closer to the pass seat. Here is the only pic I have of my OD, but will give you an idea of what it looks like and where it is at. It don't have any driveshafts or anything attached to the back of it. If you look at the end of the main shaft you can see where I stripped the slines on the main gear

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Here is the shift pattern for the twin stick.
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I always heard that one was for the front and one for the back, but guess not.
 
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Thanks for the info, I appreciate it. now all I got to do is go through everything and change all the fluids. other than that she runs great. Thanks again
 
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