Eaton Enhances Access to Reman Transmissions
Eaton has increased the availability and coverage of its Reman transmissions through the addition of a new Flex Reman line

Eaton has increased the availability and coverage of its Reman transmissions through the addition of a new Flex Reman line.
In addition, Eaton raised the standard warranty coverage of its entire heavy-duty Reman transmission portfolio to two years for linehaul and 18 months for vocational applications within the United States and Canada.
For customers purchasing a standard Reman transmission as part of a glider kit installation, they receive an additional year of warranty coverage at no additional cost on the transmission for linehaul applications if they also purchase an Eaton Advantage Series clutch and use Roadranger-approved lubricant.
Both Eaton's standard and Flex Reman models are made using 100 percent genuine Eaton technology and are performance tested to Eaton standards. However, the FLEX Reman transmissions differ from Eaton's standard Reman transmissions in three key ways:
* No clutch housing (shipped with new gasket);
* Standard shift bar housing (forward shift bar housing available);
* Cover a range of torque.
Should a dealer not have a standard Reman or Flex Reman unit in stock, same- and next-day delivery is made possible through the Roadranger Logistic Network, which includes 14 strategically located warehouses throughout the United States.
For more information www.Raodranger.com
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