Kewanee disc?

I inherited a disc from Grandpa. I believe it is Kewanee 100 series. I am trying to rebuild it. Some of the bearing housings are worn. Anyone have a source for these?
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No they are not. That is one complete seeled unit that new bearings cannot be put in the housings, have to buy complete units and are almost impossible to get. Were batyears ago when we got rid of ours about getting bearings. No if it was a newer model Shoup has them but not for the 100 series. Have no idea how many of the housings I had to throw away because not repairable.
 
Blaine tell your granpa you love him but this disc is going to the scrap yard. I'm almost 70 and my dad bought a new 10' in 1960 for $ 565.00 that S.O.B
would eat more bearings than a hungry SOW in the corn crib,good cutting disc but did'nt level very good at $120.00 per bearing unload that sucker before
it bankrupts you. Good Luck WEST ALTON RIVER RAT
 

Leroy, any idea on where to get complete units at?

Wonder if a machinist could modify the housing to accept modern sealed bearings?
 
My brother has a disk like that. We took the housings to a local machinist and had them bored to take regular disk bearings. The new bearings are less then $25 a holder.
 
Blaine I have a 13' disk and never had bearing problems with it. I have used it for the past 20+ years. I think I have a newer complete unit with bearings in the barn somewhere. it doesn't look like the old units but it supposedly bolts up. If I can remember I will see if I can get a name off it and post back tomorrow. I havn't seen it in years but I think I know where it is.
 
Shoup did have that bearing doesnt it have two snap rings to hold the
bearing in we had a 500 series and a 700 series with that housing at
one time
 

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