Replacement Gearbox compatible with John Deere part number AUC10298 Key benefits Directfit replacement for part number AUC10298, restoring original gearbox function without modification. Reduces equipment downtime by providing a readytoinstall unit that replaces worn or damaged gearboxes. Durable construction and precision internal components deliver smooth power transfer and consistent performance. Simple installation using existing mounting points and hardware, minimizing labor time and service interruptions. Useful as a service spare for routine maintenance or emergency field repairs. What this part does This gearbox transmits torque and rotational motion between the input and output shafts of the drive system. It restores the mechanical link and gear reduction needed for driven attachments and components to operate as intended. Compatibility and fit Compatible with equipment that uses part number AUC10298. Designed to match original mounting patterns and overall dimensions for a bolton replacement. Intended to function in systems that require the same connection, gear ratio, and mounting arrangement as the original part. Important attributes Function: replacement gearbox for restoring power transmission and gear reduction. Compatibility: for machines using AUC10298. Size and fit: engineered to match the original part dimensions and mounting layout for direct replacement. Material and durability: built with durable metal construction and precision components to withstand typical agricultural and industrial use. Performance: delivers reliable torque transmission and smooth gear engagement under normal operating conditions. Typical applications Field of a tractormounted implement to restore implement drive without long equipment downtime. Replacement during scheduled maintenance or equipment refurbishment to ensure continued reliable operation. Kept as a spare in fleet maintenance inventories for fast swapout when a gearbox failure occurs in remote locations. Installation notes Designed for bolton replacement using original mounting points. Basic mechanical skills and standard hand tools are typically required for removal and installation. Inspect seals and fasteners during installation and follow recommended lubrication practices for service life.