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John Deere 1530 front axle

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backwoodsfarm

09-08-2007 17:52:55




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I need to replace the needle bearings that are located where the bell crank swivels on the axle frame. Was wondering if the whole front end had to be removed from the tractor or if I can press new ones in from under the tractor? Anyone ever had to do this on the 30 series tractors?




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cannonball

09-09-2007 06:18:06




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 Re: John Deere 1530 front axle in reply to backwoodsfarm, 09-08-2007 17:52:55  
Tx Jim is right, Deere will not sell you the shaft in the bellcrank...they only sell a new bellcrank...I had one made out of hyd cylinder shaft, it was chromed.. you can buy just the shaft from A&I under tractor parts on this site...


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Tx Jim

09-09-2007 04:32:52




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 Re: John Deere 1530 front axle in reply to nylon, 09-08-2007 17:52:55  
When I worked as a JD service mngr,we always R&R frt axle to renew needle brgs. How do you plan to remove outer brg cage? I'll bet your bellcrank needs some attention also. Tx Jim



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backwoodsfarm

09-09-2007 15:55:00




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 Re: John Deere 1530 front axle in reply to Tx Jim, 09-09-2007 04:32:52  
Hi Tx Jim- I was going to use an engine hoist to just barely take the weight off the front end, then remove the big bolt in front and slide the axle back off the pivot. Then lift the front of the tractor up and pull out the whole axle. At least that's the plan!! Ha, ha. I just figured if both needle bearings could be replaced from under the tractor it would be easier. I'm betting one goes in from the bottom and one from the top. I've only had the tractor for a couple months and have only put 50 hours on it. I'm sure it was like this when I bought it. I'm sure having a loader on it (swept back axle) has not been easy on the front end. Sounds like my first end of season project. Thanks for the help everyone.

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