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What Tractor has a bearing cap with a Raised Y ???

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Mark Hendershot

12-09-2001 21:00:03




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Some Massey Tractor has a Raised "Y" on the front wheel bearing cap that is about 3" in dia. and scres off. Can anyone help me. Maybe a 101 Sr. MH-44, MH-81 ??? Help! Mark H.




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Mark Hendershot

12-11-2001 22:38:06




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 Re: What Tractor has a bearing cap with a Raised Y ??? in reply to Mark Hendershot, 12-09-2001 21:00:03  
Thanks for all the posts!!! I now can go to the Massey dealer with my picture and more info and find out what year and type they are so I can get new bearings some day. Mark H.



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Nathan

12-13-2001 09:58:24




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 Re: Re: What Tractor has a bearing cap with a Raised Y ??? in reply to Mark Hendershot, 12-11-2001 22:38:06  
Sorry for not responding Mark, I've been out for awhile.



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Mark Hendershot

12-13-2001 10:31:50




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 Re: Re: Re: What Tractor has a bearing cap with a Raised Y ??? in reply to Nathan, 12-13-2001 09:58:24  
No problem in fact being dumb I forgot to activate my E-Mail Virus Protection and got my Computer so screwed up that it cost me $250.00 to clean it and 8 hrs. of pulling files one by one out of my hard drive in another computer!! Bet I won't do that again! Mark H.



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John

12-12-2001 20:05:09




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 Re: Re: What Tractor has a bearing cap with a Raised Y ??? in reply to Mark Hendershot, 12-11-2001 22:38:06  
How dumb are you? Everyone knows bearing numbers are stamped on the races. All you have to do to find them is take apart the hub assembly. You realy should have known!!!!! !!!!! !!!!



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Alberta Mike

12-14-2001 11:46:02




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 Re: Re: Re: What Tractor has a bearing cap with a Raised Y ??? in reply to John, 12-12-2001 20:05:09  
I know that you're not as nasty as you sound, but for sure you used to read DIRT BIKE magazine. Your "you really should have known" response was patented by Rhondo Talbot (aka. Mr. Know-It-All) of that maagazine was it not?



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Mark Hendershot

12-12-2001 21:31:06




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 Re: Re: Re: What Tractor has a bearing cap with a Raised Y ??? in reply to John, 12-12-2001 20:05:09  
Nice reply to my post I did not KNOW that!!!!! !! So I guess everbody dosen't know that. How come everybody including you can't tell me what kind of hubs I have? And since I was realy asking also so if I had to replace one too. Since you know so much and I am so dumb can you tell me what kind of 5-lug hubs can fit on a TO-30 Ferguson????? Mark H.



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John

12-13-2001 18:52:05




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: What Tractor has a bearing cap with a Raised Y ??? in reply to Mark Hendershot, 12-12-2001 21:31:06  
I wish it were that simple. You are going to need more measurements on these hubs. Five lug on what size circle? What size lug? How far from rear of hub to wheel flange? How big is the hole in the wheel that gos over hub? Bearing numbers also help. Get as many measurments as you can. Then try a tractor dealer near you. They often have books with hub speks. Also you may try trailor repair places they deal with many different hubs. Stay away from discount stores,those kids dont know anything. You need an old parts guy. With so many measurments needed even I cant say there from tractor "X". P.S. Your not as dumb as uninformed. Hope this helps.

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Mark Hendershot

12-13-2001 21:10:41




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: What Tractor has a bearing cap with a Raised Y ??? in reply to John, 12-13-2001 18:52:05  
Thanks! I will do that the picture dose not tell all. Mark H.



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Bill

12-10-2001 06:41:57




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 Re: What Tractor has a bearing cap with a Raised Y ??? in reply to Mark Hendershot, 12-09-2001 21:00:03  
My '69 MF 135 has such bearing caps, made from aluminum.



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thebigron

12-11-2001 03:48:37




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 Re: Re: What Tractor has a bearing cap with a Raised Y ??? in reply to Bill, 12-10-2001 06:41:57  
I also have the same as Bill on my 1972 MF135. They are right handed threaded.



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Drill

12-10-2001 19:40:52




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 Re: Re: What Tractor has a bearing cap with a Raised Y ??? in reply to Bill, 12-10-2001 06:41:57  
My 1100 and 180 both have those type of caps



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Mark Hendershot

12-12-2001 21:59:45




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 Re: Re: Re: What Tractor has a bearing cap with a Raised Y ??? in reply to Drill, 12-10-2001 19:40:52  
Thanks Bill, The Bigron and Drill!!! This will help me find out the type of hub with 5-lugs I have on my TO-30 Ferguson that is not original. The other post will help if I need bearings, did not know you can get all bearings by just a number on the side of the race. I should have pounded out the good one and took it to tractor shop and they could give me a new bearing to put in and I still would not have known what hubs I had. What you guys told me realy helps!! Thanks Again! Mark H.

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