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Need AC WD Part-Pilot Bearing

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Wayne

02-05-2004 07:45:23




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Anyone know of a supply house for just a pilot bearing for the WD. I found complete kits with it included but I got my clutch rebuilt locally for less than half price of exchange and only need a pilot bearing. That is the one that goes into the flywheel and the tranny input shaft is held inline by said bearing.
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Wayne




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Rick

02-05-2004 16:51:12




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 Re: Need AC WD Part-Pilot Bearing in reply to Wayne, 02-05-2004 07:45:23  
Wayne, E-mail me...I can help with the pilot bearing. Rick



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Gordon in IN

02-05-2004 14:24:24




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 Re: Need AC WD Part-Pilot Bearing in reply to Wayne, 02-05-2004 07:45:23  
For a WC's and WD's that have a pilot bearing, I would suggest the following. Take your old bearing (for the number and for the physical size) to any good bearing supply place. They can provide an identical or interchangable bearing, or one with a "seal" on one side rather than a "shield". I like the bearing with a seal. I recomend removing the "wick" in the crankshaft and plugging the hole with a press fitted steel pin "lubricated" with "loctite". Install the bearing with a good bearing grease in the cavity in front of the bearing. This eliminates the possibly of oil on the clutch plate from the "wick" through the pilot bearing. I have one that was installed in 1973 that is still in good shape. A few others since then also in good shape. For the WD's, I thought that many WD's (beginning with engine # W310920 and all WD 45's did not use a pilot bearing (at all). That is what the I&T Shop Service Manual states anyway. Good luck.

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wdTom

02-05-2004 18:50:02




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 Re: Re: Need AC WD Part-Pilot Bearing in reply to Gordon in IN , 02-05-2004 14:24:24  
This is the way!!



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Brad W Wi

02-05-2004 11:33:28




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 Re: Need AC WD Part-Pilot Bearing in reply to Wayne, 02-05-2004 07:45:23  
Valu-buit out of Iowa has 'em



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Wayne

02-05-2004 07:52:44




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 Re: Need AC WD Part-Pilot Bearing in reply to Wayne, 02-05-2004 07:45:23  
I know I did not correctly enter the e-mail address so I had to re-visit this.
Any help appreciated



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Ray A. in NJ

02-05-2004 08:38:10




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 Re: Re: Need AC WD Part-Pilot Bearing in reply to Wayne, 02-05-2004 07:52:44  
Wayne, just saw one on EBAY. under other tractor parts- might try under allis-chalmers also.



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Wayne

02-09-2004 11:06:28




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 Re: Re: Re: Need AC WD Part-Pilot Bearing in reply to Ray A. in NJ, 02-05-2004 08:38:10  
Thanks for the replies. I just tore down a WD45 that had a hole in the side and took the one out of it. Just did not want all those parts scattered but I put it all back together and retired it to the pasture.



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