Well, Gary, you probably already know the answer... which is taking all that machinery back out and re-doing it again. This time with the correct parts. $ucks, don't it. Don't feel alone because we've all done it at some time or another.
Speaking of Getrag, a German transmission... I spent 2 years in Germany in the Air Force and learned a little German. If you add a "ge" on the front of a word, it makes it 'past tense'. English of course adds "ed" on the end.
I looked up "trag" in an online German-English dictionary and it roughly means "carry". Adding "ge" to the front should make it "carried" but the real German word is Getragen.
If there are any German-as-a-first-language people out there, maybe you could interject some more insight.
Sorry, Gary. This doesn't help the fact that you still have to yank all that machinery back out again.
I'm gonna change my transmission in 2 weeks. I hope I'm not posting the same sad song when my time comes.