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From e-bay,
ebay.com/itm/KR-WILSON-PU304-PACKARD-ULT ... h=item48d0de399b:g:g7gAAOSwALBb4fzk

Looking at the 2 Ultramatic transmission cases, I now see how this lifting tool works, but only on the old style case.

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From EBay
ebay.com/itm/Core-4-7L-8-Cylinder-Automa ... h=item3650cf6e6f:g:iwQAAOSw1NNdJgKT

Looks like the other transmission in post #9.
BUT

The torque converter in post #9, is different?

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From EBay
ebay.com/itm/1929-Packard-Straight-Eight ... h=item4d9888493f:g:iJkAAOSwamRdL4fj

Only 1929?

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From ebay
ebay.com/itm/PACKARD-1950-ULTRAMATIC-TRA ... 942?hash=item1efd28f9e6:g:dRcAAOSwQ~ha0iad

1950 only?

No trade mark in the casting?

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From ebay
ebay.com/itm/PACKARD-1950-ULTRAMATIC-TRA ... h=item3fc239018d:g:WEgAAOSwV5tc1kPL

Another listed as 1950

Can read the trade mark in the casting.

The tail shaft looks different than the one in post 14.

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From ebay

ebay.com/itm/1939-42-Packard-110-120-Tra ... h=item23b9ae3159:g:ssEAAOSwo4pYSi27

1939-42 110-120

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From ebay
ebay.com/itm/1939-42-Packard-SU-8-Transm ... h=item23b9ae3123:g:mNkAAOSw-4JcACFE

1939-42 super 8

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From ebay
ebay.com/itm/1939-39-PACKARD-TRANSMISSIO ... h=item1cb7128d3a:g:GLkAAOSwaOpbgJ9H

1939 6 cylinder

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From ebay
ebay.com/itm/1955-To-1956-Packard-Manual ... h=item2a961eda33:g:a0AAAOSwAHtaDvay

1955-1956 standard, no overdrive

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Yes and no. The Henney-Packards had tougher gears to handle the three-ton weight and it has been my personal observation that all 1951 through 1954 Henney-Packards had OD transmissions even if the option was not ordered. It it were ordered, a different rear end ratio would be used and all the electrical and hardware OD bits would be installed.

The point is, a Henney transmission would work fine in a passenger car but probably not a good idea the other way around. If anyone has a Henney transmission, I'm looking for one!