Other then the basic engine Nothing else will work. The only difference in 460 rear ends is that the early 460's had 2 1/2 inch axles and the later ones had 2 3/4 inch axles and this was only on the outside part . They would break axles when a mounted picker was mounted . If ya want to make a puller and only a puller then go find a C301 combine engine and use the ft. cover from the 460 and rear engine plate from the 460 and the 460 flywheel and have a pressure plate made for pulling with heavier springs as the smaller 10 1/2 inch clutch will slip if ya make any kind of power . You can make good power with vary little work on a shoestring budget . Myself i would not be afraid of the 2 1/2 axles for pulling even up to 8500 lbs. The hard part with 2 1/2 inch axles is finding a set of 9 bolt hubs as when you find the 2 1/2 inch part ya have to machine a key way.
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