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DDP

06-25-2007 09:00:47




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I have a disk hare that I believe was made by "Ohio Disc". I'm in need for new wood bearings. Does anyone know who may have something like that? Thanks for any help or direction.




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DeanO

06-25-2007 19:34:21




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 Re: Disc Question in reply to DDP, 06-25-2007 09:00:47  
You may be talking about Farm Tools Inc., Mansfield Ohio. I'm trying to repair one right now. Previuos owner bent an axle and snapped the iron spool in the bearing. I'll try and get some pix. If I can't get the right spool will be converting to pillow blocks and will sell the wood races and good spool.



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johns48jdb

06-25-2007 15:45:22




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 Re: Disc Question in reply to DDP, 06-25-2007 09:00:47  
i think that question has been asked here before and the writer was told to make his own from oak and, i think, from horse apple trees. seems like they were told to soak them in oil for several days before putting them in. i didn't do a serach here for disk bearings but you might give it a shot.



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Leroy

06-25-2007 18:57:00




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 Re: Disc Question in reply to johns48jdb, 06-25-2007 15:45:22  
Hard maple is the best and what the machinery makers used. And yes soak in oil and the reason for the maple is it will soak in the oil into the wood, oak will not and bacicly run dry all the time. Ohio disc, I wonder if yoy are thinking of Ohio Cultivator that bade the Black Hawk line of machinery and later became a part of Cockshut



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