Case 311-Joe(wa)

Jim

As well, for parts and parts availability the CaseIH Web site has a very good parts search function. I am attaching the link to tis site. Click on the link, then the "Search for Parts" square and then click on the "Begin your sarch for parts Right Here" link. In this link put 630 in the block. It lists parts listing for gas a diesel, but the diesel section has most of the gas parts too.

http://www.caseih.com/

If 310 with "U" type spindle do you have the standard or heavy duty spindle? Hub has to match, bearings are different sizes. Look at the end of the hub: cap on heavy duty hub is push-on cup type, cap on standard hub is secured with four 1/4" machine screws.

Post back with which one and list what parts you need, will look up p/n's tonight.

Joe

Wayne, this is a round nose 310 utility axle with standard spindle and hub. Does yours look like that and have a push-on cap?

Joe

Start a new post so this doesn't get mixed up and answer all these questions.

1. Is the tractor wide front end with an adjustable axle and tie rods?

2. If adjustable wfe, is the axle "I" beam or round tube type?

3. If round tube type, the right & left tie rods come together in the middle, in front of the axle, and mount in the steering arm. The steering arm is the piece that connects the tie rods to the vertical shaft under the bolster. Answer this question, is the steering arm mounted on the vertical shaft with four 5/8" bolts OR does the vertical shaft pass through the steering arm and is secured with one 1" nut.

The above covers 3 types of round nose 300 adjustable wfe axles. They all have different hubs and bearing sizes. I need the answers to ALL the questions above to provide correct p/n's.

Joe

Grease seal:
Case p/n G13800
Chicago Rawhide p/n 20952

Inner bearing cup: Case p/n O5428N, cross-ref p/n F62097
Timken p/n 13621

Inner bearing cone:
Case p/n O5429N, cross-ref p/n F62098
Timken p/n 13685

Outer bearing cup:
Case p/n B12408
Timken p/n LM67010

Outer bearing cone:
Case p/n B12409
Timken p/n LM67048

Napa has the bearings, probably in Federal Mogul, p/n will be the same as Timken above. They also stock CR seals. The seal is a newer style, narrower than the original but is most likely what you would get from a Case dealer.

Joe