bearings/ differential

cowdog · Nov 29, 2015

I need to replace a differential bearing. before I get neck deep in this I am checking on parts/cost availability. JD model A , bearing JD8108R. How bad do I need to pucker up for this ? Also, I show a Timken # of 33880> or is there a better way to go>? Thanks guys.

jsborn · Nov 29, 2015

(quoted from post at 15:54:21 11/29/15) I need to replace a differential bearing. before I get neck deep in this I am checking on parts/cost availability. JD model A , bearing JD8108R. How bad do I need to pucker up for this ? Also, I show a Timken # of 33880> or is there a better way to go>? Thanks guys.

JD8108R shows to be NA from Deere . Timken 33880 is the replacement and should be any where from $85 to $110 on line.

cowdog · Nov 29, 2015

Thanks. I appreciate the info. I will check withe bearing house/ on lone monday.

Mike M · Nov 29, 2015

Drop the "R" off the end of JD bearings. Always check with a JD dealer and then shop around from there. I have had stuff not show up at Deere's site where it does at the dealer.

cowdog · Nov 29, 2015

can do. I will.check with them Monday morning. Thanks Mike.

Mike(NEOhio) · Nov 29, 2015

You should be able to get them through any industrial bearing house, either Timken or an equivalent. Call around or go online. I've used JayDee Vbelts but they may be imports. Locateballbearings.com is another.

Lee B · Nov 30, 2015

As suggested, drop the R and take another look - <a href="http://www.greenpartstore.com/John-Deere-Bearing-Cone--JD8108_p_140735.html" target="_new">JD8108</a>. It appears they do carry it after all. Hard to believe, but even quite a few Mother Deere counter guys don't know this much about the R on bearing numbers going by past experiences.

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