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need disk bearing????

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wade1

01-05-2005 17:41:58




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Still have not found bearings for my kewannee disk. I have looked in the agri-supply catalog. and they have something that looks the same as mine on page 21 but they say it is not its a little smaller and they don't have what i'm looking for, but know the type i'm looking for. i have a bushing (bearing) that has a number on it of 10-701 can anyone help. the guy at agri-supply told me to ask again on here he thought that someone on hear knew of a place to find these box or bushing bearing. if anyone has a agrisupply cat. look on page 21 on the upper left had corner you will see what is called a bearing spool. I also or should i say i need the bearing half's more than the spools. part number 28210 looks just like mine. i have 1-1/8 inch axle kewannee 12' disk. does anyone have any ideas. thanks.

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leland

01-07-2005 21:14:07




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 Re: need disk bearing???? in reply to wade1, 01-05-2005 17:41:58  
try www.sloanex.com



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redevilacres

01-07-2005 14:41:57




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 Re: need disk bearing???? in reply to wade1, 01-05-2005 17:41:58  
Wadel You have what Kewanee called a white iron bearing. The bearing itself was the full length of your spacing between blades. It will have an upper and lower bearing cage.This is what they used on the very early discs.Let me know if you need help finding something yet. I might be able to help. Mark



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wade1

01-09-2005 15:16:13




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 Re: need disk bearing???? in reply to redevilacres, 01-07-2005 14:41:57  
yes i still need help finding them. please!!



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reddevilacres

01-10-2005 12:52:08




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 Re: need disk bearing???? in reply to wade1, 01-09-2005 15:16:13  
Give me a call. 563-388-1000 Mark



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thurlow

01-09-2005 18:16:48




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 Re: need disk bearing???? in reply to wade1, 01-09-2005 15:16:13  
Agri-Supply has the type bearings you're looking for; whether or not they have some for your particular disk I don't know..... ....



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paul

01-05-2005 19:40:54




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 Re: need disk bearing???? in reply to wade1, 01-05-2005 17:41:58  
Shoup would be another place to try.

--->Paul



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wade1

01-05-2005 21:08:25




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 Re: need disk bearing???? in reply to paul, 01-05-2005 19:40:54  
when i call shoups they have no idea what i'm talking about. maybe i can't explain this bearing i have right. or maybe i'll try another operater at shoups. does 10-701 have any other numbers like cross over numbers. thanks



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paul

01-06-2005 13:08:23




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 Re: need disk bearing???? in reply to wade1, 01-05-2005 21:08:25  
Do you have a somewhat modern type of bearing with balls or pins in it, or do you have the older soft metal cast bearings that just slide on each other & rely upon a _lot_ of grease?

Does it need to be slipped over the shaft as a whole unit, or can you bolt it over the shaft (& inner collar) like a sandwitch?

I have the Shoup catalog, not familiar with Agrisupply - think they are only down south?

--->Paul

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wade1

01-06-2005 18:46:20




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 Re: need disk bearing???? in reply to paul, 01-06-2005 13:08:23  
I have a box bearing. I guess. just grease. It uses a spacer that has little raised ribs on it. the holder is two parts top and bottom. two bolts go through the holder and thats what goes on the disk. just uses grease, looks to me its a better way to go than roller or pin bearings.



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J. Schwiebert

01-07-2005 06:43:18




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 Re: need disk bearing???? in reply to wade1, 01-06-2005 18:46:20  
How old is this disk? I think you are still trying to describe a friction chilled disk bearing and everybody else thinks you have sealed bearing.



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wade1

01-09-2005 15:14:23




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 Re: need disk bearing???? in reply to J. Schwiebert, 01-07-2005 06:43:18  
It's an old disk early 60's disk. like i said before it has no ball or pin bearings in it, it only uses grease. still need help finding them!!!



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paul

01-07-2005 08:57:23




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 Re: need disk bearing???? in reply to J. Schwiebert, 01-07-2005 06:43:18  
That's what I'm thinking too.

--->Paul



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thurlow

01-06-2005 11:30:33




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 Re: need disk bearing???? in reply to wade1, 01-05-2005 21:08:25  
Shoup has numerous bearings for an inch and an eighth axle for a Kewanee disc, but they don't cross Kewanee's part's numbers. These are all BCA bearings; any good parts house should be able to cross them, or..... ...go on-line to Shoupparts.com and look them up for yourself.



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