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Roadranger RT-8608L 2011 Parts Catalog

If you’re tearing into a Roadranger RT-8608L 2011 Parts Catalog transmission and need to know exactly which part number to order, you’ve seen aftermarket listings that skip the details. This 2011 Parts Catalog from Roadranger is the factory document, 40 pages, no ambiguity. Forty pages. No filler.

Aftermarket parts lists leave you guessing which washer or thrust bearing fits the auxiliary drive gear. This catalog was printed by Roadranger in July 2011. Every page came off the same press as the ones used at the factory service counters. You get the same exploded views, the same part number columns, and the same revision notes that a dealer tech would work from.

How to Use the Illustrated Parts List on Page 3

Page 3 of the catalog carries the “How To Use The Illustrated Parts List” section. If you’ve never worked with an OEM parts book, read that page first. It explains the reference number system, the index column, and how to decode superscript notes. The rest of the catalog uses that layout. You won’t waste time figuring out the format on every page. It’s consistent across all sections: AUXILIARY DRIVE GEAR (page 4), CASE (AUX) on page 5, CASE (FRONT) on page 7, and so on.

What Valve Options Are Listed in the Catalog?

Two distinct valve assemblies appear in the table of contents. The section titled “H & C W/19470 VALVE” starts on page 12. Right after it comes “H & C W/A-5000 VALVE” on page 13. If your unit uses the 19470 valve or the A-5000 valve, the parts breakdowns are separate. You order the correct shift rail, o-ring, and detent spring because the catalog splits them by valve type. No cross-referencing two listings on one page. That kind of detail saves a parts counter clerk from handing you the wrong guts. Automotive Industry Overview

3 Key Assembly Groups: Kits, Levers, and Housings

The catalog organizes components into logical groups. The “KITS & ASSEMBLIES” section on page 18 lists seal kits, bearing sets, and overhaul groups. Page 20 covers “LEVERS/HOUSINGS” – shift levers, cover housings, and related hardware. Page 25 holds “MISC.(INT. BOX)” and “REAR HOUSING ASSY.”, followed by “THRU-SHAFT PTO C/S” on page 26. If you need the pilot bearing or the rear housing gasket, you know exactly which page to flip to. No paging through generic categories. Roadranger RTLO-14918B 2011 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Document and Roadranger RTLO-18918B-T2 2011 Parts Catalog follow the same indexing rule.

Auxiliary Drive Gear and Case Assemblies

Need input shaft components? The section “INPUT SHAFT & DRIVE GEAR” (page 14) gives you every roller bearing, snap ring, and gear. The “COUNTERSHAFT & BRGS(AUX)” section (page 9) breaks down the auxiliary countershaft and its bearings. “COUNTERSHAFT ASSY” (page 10) covers the main countershaft assembly. You won’t have to guess which bushing belongs where. Each illustration calls out individual pieces. Internal Combustion Engine doesn’t apply here, but the same principle of factory accuracy does.

Filter Regulator and Integral Oil Pump

Page 11 covers the FILTER REGULATOR. Page 15 details the INTEGRAL OIL PUMP. If you’re rebuilding an auxiliary box, those sections matter. The oil pump page shows the gerotor, housing, and relief valve components. No aftermarket drawing substitutes for Roadranger’s own line art. Roadranger RTLO-14613B 2011 Illustrated Parts List is another OEM resource for related models.

FAQ

Does this catalog include torque specs?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists components only.

Is this a repair manual or just parts list?

This is a factory parts catalog with exploded views and part numbers. The illustrations show each component in its exact position, including seals, bearings, snap rings, and fasteners. Every part has a reference number tied to a table that lists the Roadranger part number, quantity used per assembly, and any applicable notes about superseded parts. This level of detail saves you from ordering the wrong piece when you’re rebuilding the auxiliary section or countershaft. For repair procedures, you need a separate workshop manual.

Can I use this for the RTLO-14918B model?

No. This catalog is specific to the RT-8608L model. For other models, see the related manuals: Roadranger RTLO-14918B 2011 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Document”>RTLO-14918B, Roadranger RTLO-18918B-T2 2011 Parts Catalog”>RTLO-18918B-T2, and Roadranger RTLO-14613B 2011 Illustrated Parts List”>RTLO-14613B.

How are the parts illustrated?

Each page shows an exploded diagram with callouts. The “How To Use The Illustrated Parts List” section on page 3 explains the numbering system. Parts are grouped by assembly, and the table lists quantities and part numbers in a format consistent across the entire 40-page document.

When you’re ordering parts for a Roadranger RT-8608L, you need the original source. Aftermarket reprints drop details, misalign callouts, or use outdated part numbers. This 2011 Parts Catalog gives you the same data the factory uses. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on the bench next to your torque wrench.