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Dodge TXT525 Repair, Price & Specs

TXT taper-bushed shaft mount · ratios 9.5:1–25:1 · 5–30 hp. Every number you need before you commit: new, wholesale, used, scrap, competitor repair estimates — and our price, cheaper with a shorter lead time. Or sell your surplus TXT525 for cash today.

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TXT525 — full price & lead-time picture

New / retail (OEM list)new unit, factory order$2,100–$5,200
Wholesale / dealervolume or distributor pricing$1,680–$4,300
Used (tested, working)secondhand market range$840–$3,700
Scrap valueweight-based, changes daily$30–$74
Competitor shops (est.)
Repair cost$970–$3,100
Lead time10–15 business days
Our price
Repair cost$760–$2,540
Lead time8–12 business days
Choose us and save roughly $210–$560 — and get it back 2–3 business days sooner.
💵 Prefer to sell it? We pay $100–$890 cash for this unit — working or not.
Emergency 24–72 hrsWarranty up to 24 moFreight nationwide

Researched estimates anchored to OEM list pricing and live surplus-market data; new-unit factory lead time commonly runs 16–30 weeks for comparison. Send your nameplate for a confirmed number.

Why repair your TXT525 with us

Real numbers before teardown

Most shops quote only after your unit is in pieces on their bench. We publish the whole market — new, used, scrap, competitor repair — up front, so you negotiate from strength.

Cheaper and faster

Our network rate beats standard shop pricing by roughly 18–25% on the TXT525, with turnaround 2–3 days shorter — and 24–72 hour emergency rush when the line is down.

Two-way market maker

If repair isn't the smart move we say so, buy your unit for cash, and can supply a tested used replacement. No other gear shop gives you all three exits.

20+ years of industrial iron

Industrial Surplus World has bought, sold, and rebuilt Dodge equipment for decades — quarry conveyors drives are daily work, not an experiment.

About the Dodge TXT525

The Dodge TXT525 is a txt taper-bushed shaft mount from the Torque-Arm II TA, TXT, Tigear-2, Quantis line, rated 5–30 hp across ratios of 9.5:1–25:1, and most commonly found on quarry conveyors. Dodge (ABB/RBC) Torque-Arm TA/TXT shaft-mount reducers own American bulk-handling conveyors; Tigear-2 worm and Quantis inline/RHB round out the line.

When a TXT525 fails, the real decision is economic: a new unit lists at $2,100–$5,200 with a 16–30 week factory queue, a tested used unit trades at $840–$3,700 when you can find one, and a standard shop rebuild runs $970–$3,100 over 10–15 business days. Our in-house network rate of $760–$2,540 in 8–12 business days beats all of those paths on total cost of downtime — and if the unit is beyond economic repair, its scrap weight alone is worth $30–$74, while we'll pay $100–$890 for the core as-is.

Typical failure modes on this family are bearing wear, shaft-seal leakage, and tooth-surface distress from degraded or contaminated oil. A correct rebuild means full teardown, hot-tank cleaning, magnetic-particle inspection of all gearing, verification of bearing-bore tolerances, all-new bearings, seals, shims and gaskets, reassembly to factory clearances, and a loaded run-test with warranty up to 24 months. Done right, it restores full service life at a fraction of replacement cost.

Dodge TXT525 specifications

Brand / lineDodge — Torque-Arm II TA, TXT, Tigear-2, Quantis
Model / part numberTXT525
TypeTXT taper-bushed shaft mount
Nominal ratios9.5:1–25:1
Power / duty5–30 hp
Approx. weight340 lb
Typical applicationsquarry conveyors
Manufacturer baseGreenville, SC

Confirm exact ratio and rating from your nameplate — we service and buy all configurations of the TXT525.

What a TXT525 rebuild includes

Teardown & clean

Full disassembly, hot-tank strip, oil passages cleared.

Inspect & magnaflux

All gearing NDT-checked for hidden cracks; bores measured.

New wear parts

All-new bearings, seals, shims, gaskets; seal surfaces reground.

Assemble & run-test

Set to factory clearances, painted, loaded run-test, warranty.

TXT525 questions

What's the fastest way to change out a Dodge TA torque-arm reducer?
Millwrights struggle with this constantly: support the reducer's full weight before pulling the taper bushings, use the jack-bolt holes to break the bushings loose (never hammer the shaft), and stage the new unit on the belt tension side. We ship exchange units pre-set to your ratio to cut swap time in half. Call (641) 519-6270 for a free teardown quote — or sell us the unit as-is for cash.
How do I remove a seized Dodge TXT reducer from a mushroomed shaft?
The mining-forum consensus is right: dress the mushroomed shaft end back to size before anything else — the bushing will never pass over a flared end. Penetrant plus a hydraulic pusher beats heat, which ruins bearings. If it's truly welded on, we cut it off and rebuild — the shaft matters more than the old reducer. Call (641) 519-6270 for a free teardown quote — or sell us the unit as-is for cash.
How much does gear repair cost compared to buying new?
A quality rebuild typically runs 30-60% of new-unit cost — and skips the 16-30 week factory lead time on industrial units. Small ancillary boxes run $1,000-5,000; heavy mill and oilfield gearboxes $10,000-100,000+. We publish both numbers plus a cash offer for your unit as-is. Call (641) 519-6270 for a free teardown quote — or sell us the unit as-is for cash.
How fast can you turn a repair around?
Standard rebuilds ship in 8-12 business days — typically 2-3 days faster than standard shops — and 24-72 hour emergency service is available with free rush freight both directions. Call (641) 519-6270 for a free teardown quote — or sell us the unit as-is for cash.

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