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Luke Miller

09-03-2007 11:51:06




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I have two New Holland gravity flow wagons on JADCO running gears. I had a wheel bearing go out on one and broke the 5-bolt hub getting it off. Does anyone know where to get parts for these? There is no tag on the gears other than the sticker on the back of each that says JADCO Dubuque, IA. I had once heard that they made New Hollands gears back then. It looks like these two wagons both came this way. Thanks

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RodInNS

09-03-2007 14:26:11




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 Re: JADCO running gear in reply to Luke Miller, 09-03-2007 11:51:06  
The bearings should be available from a local bearing supplier. The hub will probably be more difficult. I'd try a surplus type store first. We have Princess Auto up here that carries a lot of stub axles and that type stuff, so they'd probably have a hub.
One other possibility is that you could take the hub to a good welder/machine shop and have them weld it with Ni-rod, depending on how many fragments it's in... I'm not saying it will work, but if I was stuck I'd try it.
You might also try through NH, but I wouldn't hold out much hope there unless you've got a good dealer that can cross something or knows about them.
I've never heard of that particular running gear myself. Horst is the predominant gear around here.

Rod

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Luke Miller

09-03-2007 18:18:09




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 Re: JADCO running gear in reply to RodInNS, 09-03-2007 14:26:11  
I found some bearings at a neighbors this afternoon and decidied to try and weld the cast hub myself. I had some rod for cast laying around. So far everything looks like it will work. Atleast its on all 4 wheels again. Thanks all



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