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Troy

04-25-2002 05:10:43




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I have a cockshutt 40 in need of bearings. I spun a bearing last spring and I am having a tough time finding new ones. I do not want to turn the crank down until I can find them. If anyone can help it would be much appreciated. I mic'd the crank where the spun bearing was and I am getting 1.9914 to 1.9921 dia. Thanks in advance to any help provided. Lost in Pennsylvania
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SEAMO

04-25-2002 20:52:58




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 Re: need help rebuilding in reply to Troy, 04-25-2002 05:10:43  
Let me know if you got my e-mail. I have been having a problem lately. Seamo



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Dave, Sherburne, NY

04-25-2002 19:58:51




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 Re: need help rebuilding in reply to Troy, 04-25-2002 05:10:43  
Shouldn't be a problem getting bearings I am in the process of restoreing a 1947 Cockshutt 30 disguised as a Coop E3 and got Cleveite bearings through an International dealer You just have to find a partsman interested in helping . My son got his through Carquest for a 50 Cockshutt. Also Bob Martin 812-427-2622 or [email protected] or Phil Heisey I think he is in Penn. or www.cockshuttt.com I think Phil is listed here If this isn't enough Email me

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