Right-angle spiral bevel cooling tower drive · ratios 1.8:1–12.7:1 · 10–75 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 Geareducer 22.2 for cash today.

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| New / retail (OEM list)new unit, factory order | $4,800–$11,500 |
| Wholesale / dealervolume or distributor pricing | $3,800–$9,400 |
| Used (tested, working)secondhand market range | $1,920–$8,300 |
| Scrap valueweight-based, changes daily | $37–$92 |
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.
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.
Our network rate beats standard shop pricing by roughly 18–25% on the Geareducer 22.2, with turnaround 2–3 days shorter — and 24–72 hour emergency rush when the line is down.
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.
Industrial Surplus World has bought, sold, and rebuilt Marley equipment for decades — cooling towers drives are daily work, not an experiment.
The Marley Geareducer 22.2 is a right-angle spiral bevel cooling tower drive from the Geareducer 22/27/32/36, 3000 series line, rated 10–75 hp across ratios of 1.8:1–12.7:1, and most commonly found on cooling towers. Marley Geareducer right-angle drives sit atop cooling towers across every US power plant and HVAC farm — 22.2/27.2/32.2/36.2 and 3000 series.
When a Geareducer 22.2 fails, the real decision is economic: a new unit lists at $4,800–$11,500 with a 16–30 week factory queue, a tested used unit trades at $1,920–$8,300 when you can find one, and a standard shop rebuild runs $2,210–$6,900 over 10–15 business days. Our in-house network rate of $1,720–$5,700 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 $37–$92, while we'll pay $230–$1,990 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.
| Brand / line | Marley — Geareducer 22/27/32/36, 3000 series |
| Model / part number | Geareducer 22.2 |
| Type | Right-angle spiral bevel cooling tower drive |
| Nominal ratios | 1.8:1–12.7:1 |
| Power / duty | 10–75 hp |
| Approx. weight | 420 lb |
| Typical applications | cooling towers |
| Manufacturer base | Overland Park, KS |
Confirm exact ratio and rating from your nameplate — we service and buy all configurations of the Geareducer 22.2.
Full disassembly, hot-tank strip, oil passages cleared.
All gearing NDT-checked for hidden cracks; bores measured.
All-new bearings, seals, shims, gaskets; seal surfaces reground.
Set to factory clearances, painted, loaded run-test, warranty.