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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $200.
Glenn forwarded this link. The support bracket needs a repair.
“or sale is (1) Ramsey winch PTO with support bracket. PTO is in great working order but the support bracket has a crack in it. This was on a Willys jeep CJ2-A driven off of the transfer case. All I have for sale is what you see in the pictures. Asking $200. I’m located in Salida but can ship this or deliver to the front range. Thanks for looking!”
Do you know if this would fit a Dana 24
Hi David,
It looks like this PTO sold.
My opinion, having never tried to connect the two, if you are referring to the Dana 24 Transfercase, I’d say it would not work. This image https://www.fordification.com/tech/images/dana21service-02.jpg suggests that, at the very least, the bolt pattern of the PTO unit would not align with the bolt holes of the inspection plate. Moreover, I can’t see where the PTO gear would line up with a gear to power the PTO.
– Dave