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Plow Bearing Help Needed

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MH

01-25-2006 12:30:48




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Trying to recondition a old John Deere Plow similar to this one. I am having trouble removing the coulter disc and bearing from the support. Have tried to push the bolt through the bearing out with a couple of blows from the hammer, no luck. Any tips? Am I overlooking something? I will post a picture of the actual bearing tomorrow.
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Matthew

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ET

01-26-2006 05:13:02




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 Re: Plow Bearing Help Needed in reply to MH , 01-25-2006 12:30:48  
After you remove the outside nut from the bolt holding the coulter on you have to unscrew the bolt out of the bearing. There is a thin jam nut that sets in a pocket on one of the coulter bearing cones that is used to ajust the bearing for wear. Sometimes the jam nut spins in the pocket when you try to loosen the bolt.



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MH

01-26-2006 06:40:19




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 Re: Plow Bearing Help Needed in reply to ET, 01-26-2006 05:13:02  
Thanks, After I read your post I took a closer look and it came out just as you described. My patientce was wearing a little thin when I posted, should have looked at the bearing closer first.
Matthew



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