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JD R main bearings

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smoker

02-04-2002 14:31:41




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Has anyone had to replace the crank main bearings in their R? My parts manual shows that you can only get a complete bearing housing unit on exchange from JD. JD does not produce or service this anymore. They did have a way to get one but it will cost about $210 outright. That was for the standard size and I am going to have to have one that is undersized and I don't know if they can get that one. Does anyone know of a bearing that will fit in the bearing housing so that I can take it to a machine shop and just have a new one pressed in. I think it might be an aluminum sleeve that serves as the bearing.

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Gpower

02-04-2002 17:48:58




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 Re: JD R main bearings in reply to smoker , 02-04-2002 14:31:41  
You can get new bearings thru deere. I have priced them, 44.00 for the right side and 80 for the right, maybe vice-versa. You can get just the bearing. If they have to turn the crank, just take them the bearings and the housings, a machine shop can size them to the crank. Good Luck



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smoker

02-04-2002 18:56:33




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 Re: Re: JD R main bearings in reply to Gpower, 02-04-2002 17:48:58  
Do you have a part number? My parts book and John Deere's book neither one show a bearing sleeve by itself. It only shows a complete reman exchange unit that they can no longer get.



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Gpower

02-04-2002 19:26:26




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 Re: Re: Re: JD R main bearings in reply to smoker , 02-04-2002 18:56:33  
R348R that is both, the 44 dollar one was the rod bearings.



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smoker

02-04-2002 19:43:03




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: JD R main bearings in reply to Gpower, 02-04-2002 19:26:26  
Oh yeah, I didn't see that. Right there it is below the exchange unit numbers. Thanks a bunch.



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