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JD60 front bearings

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Randy

04-29-2002 04:50:01




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I went to replace the front left bearings in the front end of my 60 this weekend. Thought that they
were bad, found out that there was alot more to it then just that. Some schmo had welded the nut to the spindle short of being tight, not to mention that they used the wrong nut. I got it all apart with out hurting anything, but now I don't know if I should change the bearing or not they look pretty good, I have all the stuff to it I might as well. With the parts, came a steel cup that gets pressed into the back side and holds the felts. The problem is that the steel cup is 3 1/8" in dia. and the hub is only 3" do I have the wrong part, the numbers do match up ( D635)?????

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Randy

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Bob K

04-29-2002 05:44:09




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 Re: JD60 front bearings in reply to Randy, 04-29-2002 04:50:01  
When I went through the front wheels on my 50, the felt retaining cups had to be pressed in. They went in easier than I thought for having what seemed like such an interference fit. I used a small hammer and a small piece of wood (don't have an arbor press) to tap them in place. I worked around the edges a little at a time. A little grease or oil around the edges will help get them started in the hub. Good luck.

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Randy

04-29-2002 09:58:10




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 Re: Re: JD60 front bearings in reply to Bob K, 04-29-2002 05:44:09  
Thanks for your reply. I just found out that the whole front is not a JD60 front end It is a 50 rollomatic not only did they weld it they scabed it together. I am so sick of the sun of #$*@^% that I bought this thing from I could just spit
The next tractor I buy will have to be perfect I will check every casting number, and take the thing apart completely before I pay one cent for it.

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Randy

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