bgpeterson
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I'm looking for a good source for bearings on a John Deere B tractor transmission. I'm looking to replace all 4 bearings on the sliding gear shaft if I can find them. Are these available still in production? Thanks!
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wore out
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Go to https://partscatalog.deere.com/jdrc/ and look up the John Deere part numbers.
Probably some or all are still available from DEERE.
If you post the DEERE numbers I can tell you the Timken/industry standard numbers for them, then on to GOOGLE for places to buy and price comparisons.
Probably some or all are still available from DEERE.
If you post the DEERE numbers I can tell you the Timken/industry standard numbers for them, then on to GOOGLE for places to buy and price comparisons.
gene bender
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take the old ones to any place they have bearings your friend John Deere will want an arm and leg
bgpeterson
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Thanks for the link to the part #'s! It looks like I will need the bearing part numbers below:
JD 7190 R
JD 7678 R
JD 7928 R
JD 7677 R
I will also need to replace the snap ring that broke when I took this apart which is part B 1876 R. Do these bearings have Timken numbers? Thanks again!
JD 7190 R
JD 7678 R
JD 7928 R
JD 7677 R
I will also need to replace the snap ring that broke when I took this apart which is part B 1876 R. Do these bearings have Timken numbers? Thanks again!
Mike(NEOhio)
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- Location
- Newbury, Ohio
I've found Deere bearings are mostly New Departure which is no more. Maybe Timkens in the transmission, though. Put the numbers off them in a search engine. I've been
using locateballbearings.com. Use the search box on their website. Check JD prices too. I've seen cases where an oddball bearing is cheaper than ordering one.
using locateballbearings.com. Use the search box on their website. Check JD prices too. I've seen cases where an oddball bearing is cheaper than ordering one.
bgpeterson
New User
I just realized I had the serial number wrong so I was referencing the wrong bearing numbers... For my tractor, it looks like the bearing I need the most is
[b:10662c107e]JD 7973 R[/b:10662c107e] and the snap ring [b:10662c107e]B 2437 R[/b:10662c107e]. This bearing completely fell apart in my trans.
Since I have it torn apart, I also would like to replace:
[b:10662c107e]JD 7159 C
JD 7660 R
JD 7677 R[/b:10662c107e]
Can anyone confirm if there are Timken bearings or are these readliy available still? Thanks!
Tx Jim
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- Location
- Coyote Flats, Texas
When researching JD brgs there should be no spaces in part numbers & suffix letters should be omitted see photo below. It appears JD still
furnishes these parts although I'll bet there are cheaper sources for the parts.
furnishes these parts although I'll bet there are cheaper sources for the parts.
bgpeterson
New User
Thanks for your help! I will call around today to see if I can get these bearings.
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