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Corsicana bush hog

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bmagee

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I have traced down by pictures to what I believe is a Corsicana bush hog. We have had it for 25 years or so. It is a pull type and actually works very well.

Front seal is out and I need to tear down and replace this fall.

Does anyone know anything about these? Have any info? Brochures?

Know who might have replacement parts, etc.

I know the Corsicana Company is out of business.

Any help is greatly appreciated
 
Just take good measurements and take those to Napa. I've never seen a seal they couldn't get if
they knew the measurements.
 

Or go to a bearing supply store if you can't find what you want. Obviously you want to bring the old seal and also the diameter of the shaft.

On the Corsicana brand, I have one of their crimpers that is of 1960's vintage. Bought it from a farmer that bought it new. Very well built. Put a new sprocket (had to adapt a TSC blank to fit), chain, and chain tensioner spring on it, lubed up the zerks and it works like a champ.

For clarification, this is what you used before you had the crimper built into the cutter....aka MOCO.
 
Agree. Machine builders never design anything and then design a unique bearing or seal to fit it. Way too hard. So, the machine is designed to take existing inventory of seals and bearings.
 
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