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Dodge 30Q60R56 TIGEAR-2 worm gear speed reducer, 60:1 ratio, quill input, right side solid output shaft 1.375" diameter, 56C flange, 3" center distance. Cast iron housing with green paint, factory-filled synthetic lubricant. 1.5 HP input rating, 0.99 HP output. Suitable for Class I steady-load applications up to 10 hours per day.

MODEL 30Q60R56

BRAND

Dodge

SKU

151441

WEIGHT

89.000 lb

UOM

each

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Base to output center height

3.2500 in, 82.55 mm

Case size

Center Distance

3" (case size 30)

Center distance (in)

3 in, Center distance (in):3.0000 in, 76.2 mm

Center to end of shaft distance

6.7500 in, 171.45 mm

Finish

Green

Gear Ratio

60:1

Gearbox component type

Gearbox

Horsepower rating input

1.5000 hp, 1.119 kW

Horsepower rating output

0.9900 hp, 0.738 kW

Housing

Cast iron class 30

Housing material

Cast iron

HP Rating

1.5 HP input

Input

56C flange

Input flange

56C

Input HP

1.5

Input style

Quill

Input Type

Quill input

Lubrication type

PAG, standard temperature

Motor compatibility

NEMA motor, 56C frame

Motor Frame

56C flange

Mounting bolt pattern length

7.0000 in, 177.8 mm

Mounting bolt pattern width

4.0000 in, 101.6 mm

Nominal ratio

Output

Right side solid output shaft, 1.3750" diameter

Output bore/shaft diameter

1.375 in

Output horse power

0.99

Output shaft

Right (solid B)

Output shaft center to input motor mounting face distance

6.1100 in, 155.194 mm

Output style

Right

Output Torque

2, 138 in-lb

Overhung load

2300 lbf, 10230.91 N

Paint type

Standard

Paint/coating

Green

Product Type

TIGEAR-2 worm gear speed reducer

Rated torque output

2138 in/lb, 2138.0 in/lb

Ratio

60 to 1

Seal type

Single-lip contact

Shaft diameter output

1.3750 in, 34.925 mm

Shaft length output

3.2000 in, 81.28 mm

Suitable for washdown

Thermal horsepower rating

2.0100 hp, 1.499 kW

Specifications

Catalog Number: 30Q60R56
Product Line: Dodge TIGEAR-2
Gear Type: Worm Gear
Ratio: 60:1
Output Style: Right Side Solid Output Shaft
Output Shaft Diameter: 1.375"
Input Style: Quill
Frame: 56C
Center Distance: 3"
Case Size: 30
Housing Material: Cast Iron
Paint: Green
Weight: 89.0000 lb

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How should I store a Dodge gearbox over the off-season?

Dodge's guidance for seasonal or long-term storage: fill the unit completely full of oil, plug the breather, and coat the seal surfaces with cosmoline or grease. Restore the correct operating oil level and breather before returning the unit to service.

How does Dodge warranty evaluation work if a product fails?

Failed units go to Dodge's US plants for evaluation — about a week in transit plus one to two weeks of analysis, and you get the findings either way. Warranty covers workmanship and material defects; failures caused by the application (lubrication, installation) fall to the customer, but the failure analysis tells you the root cause so it doesn't repeat.

Why do Dodge gearboxes cost more than import brands?

Reliability is the product. Dodge TXT and Torque-Arm II reducers go through 15 quality checks before shipping, and Dodge manufactures its own bearings at its North Carolina roller-bearing and Tennessee ball-bearing plants rather than buying them in. You're paying for uptime.