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Hesston PT 10 parts

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Larry NE IL

08-04-2006 16:54:18




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I'm looking for a wobble box for my PT 10. Two flat plates that connect the pittman arm and sickle ball. The bolt holes on mine are totally wallowed out at the pittman arm end and the bolts just keep breaking off.
Thanx for looking. Larry NE IL




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Larry NE IL

08-05-2006 08:09:55




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 Re: Hesston PT 10 parts in reply to Larry NE IL, 08-04-2006 16:54:18  
Thanx guys. I just ordered the parts from Agco.
Ian, the holes were wallowed when I bought the machine, but I managed to keep it going for the last 4 years by torquing every hour when in use. This is the second (and last) time that will happen!
Thanks for the suggestions. Larry NE IL



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IanC

08-04-2006 21:00:56




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 Re: Hesston PT 10 parts in reply to Larry NE IL, 08-04-2006 16:54:18  
If you have the older style where there is a ball on the pitman shaft like on the sickle, you should look for a newer style donor unit with the u-joint style pitman shaft,less trouble, and better geometry. Also what usually takes out the bolt holes are the use of regular bolts instead of the tapered head bolt and nuts. Those flat plates were originally countersunk to accept the lugnut style tapered nuts and bolt heads. put in new bolts, run unit for 5-10 minutes then re-torque bolts.

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IanC

08-04-2006 20:51:45




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 Re: Hesston PT 10 parts in reply to Larry NE IL, 08-04-2006 16:54:18  
If you have the older style where there is a ball on the pitman shaft like on the sickle, you should look for a newer style donor unit with the u-joint style pitman shaft,less trouble, and better geometry. Also what usually takes out the bolt holes are the use of regular bolts instead of the tapered head bolt and nuts. Those flat plates were originally countersunk to accept the lugnut style tapered nuts and bolt heads. put in new bolts, run unit for 5-10 minutes then re-torque bolts.

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JJ. in B.C.

08-04-2006 19:10:41




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 Re: Hesston PT 10 parts in reply to Larry NE IL, 08-04-2006 16:54:18  
Larry, i found parts for mine readily available at my dealer. JJ.



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