How Transmissions Worked in 1936

Jul 10, 2013

Updated Jul 14, 2013

Ever wanted to know how a transmission worked in 1936?

Check out this video that our sister publication, Equipment World magazine, shared where Chevrolet explains how a transmission works.

The video features basic principles of a transmission, including showing what a lever is through the use of a can opener and a seesaw.

Through the video, a transmission is built with explanations accompanying.

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