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JD 510 Round Baler Lower Belt Idler Roller

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Mike

09-06-2002 21:09:48




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Was baling hay last weekend, bearing on front went out on right side and lower belts thought to themselves, hmmm, let's run to the right a little ways more than usual and get on top of those "ring" things (otherwise known as belt guides) and make them collapse.
If you've worked on a older JD round baler you know which roller I'm talking about.

I'm looking for a bone yard where I might be able to find one. Any one know of anything around Houston?

One other thing, the from roller has those locking collars on it. Any trick to getting them off. I'm tried pry bar, hammer, lube, bigger pry bar and gear puller. My next thought, cutting torch. Any ideas?

Thanks.

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Jim

09-07-2002 04:53:17




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 Re: JD 510 Round Baler Lower Belt Idler Roller in reply to Mike, 09-06-2002 21:09:48  
Mike,the locking collars have a setscrew in them that has to be loosened.Then take a punch and knock the lock around shaft usually in opposite direction of shaft rotation.The brg. and locking collar have eccentric places that cause collar to lock brg. to shaft.Email me I know where a parts 510 is setting but it is a good way from Houston.It is in Waco area.Jim



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paul

09-07-2002 12:09:13




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 Re: Re: JD 510 Round Baler Lower Belt Idler Roller in reply to Jim, 09-07-2002 04:53:17  
That's how to get the collars off. After that, sometimes the bearing is still attached to the shaft pretty good. A good beating with a hammer, or some heat from a torch will soften them up. If you can get a bearing puller to fit behind, that will do it too, but often not enough room. They do make special pullers for them, but I never tried one...

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