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what size is the bearing

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johndeereman

10-28-2004 20:40:47




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i need to know the size of the bearing at the bottom of the pedistal dont really want to tear it apart to find out the bearing is 200$ and i cant get it for months dont want to tie tractor up long the bearing at the very bottom of the front pedistal




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Will P

10-28-2004 20:42:18




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 Re: what size is the bearing in reply to johndeereman, 10-28-2004 20:40:47  
What tractor???


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Mike in Louisiana

10-29-2004 06:07:27




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 Re: what size is the bearing in reply to Will P, 10-28-2004 20:42:18  
I looked at some old post's and he has a 1943 b but that may not be the tractor he needs the bearing for.

Mike



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Mike Aylward

10-29-2004 14:27:06




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 Re: what size is the bearing in reply to Mike in Louisiana, 10-29-2004 06:07:27  
Mike, if that is indeed the tractor in question he should know that B's only have a thrust washer and bushing at the bottom of the pedestal- no bearing like the larger and/or newer tractors. Hope this helps. Mike



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johndeereman

10-30-2004 07:49:33




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 Re: what size is the bearing in reply to Mike Aylward, 10-29-2004 14:27:06  
yes it is a 1943 jd b sorry about that it was late when i wrote that. pretty stupid. if it is just a bushing and a washer does deere still make them or does anyone have the specs there is a bearing and drives place in town that would be cheaper i get 10 percent discount through work there thanks for youre info sorry for any inconvenience.



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