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Allan In NE

04-14-2006 16:18:38

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Okay,

'Spose some of you guys are gonna try and tell me that this bearing needs reaplaced?

Geeeze! And I thought I was picky! :>)

Allan

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Allan In NE

04-15-2006 12:11:39

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Re: I Love Old Iron! in reply to Allan In NE, 04-14-2006 16:18:38

Oh, The humility of it all. Just couldn't stand the pressure. :>)

Allan

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GeorgeH

04-15-2006 05:09:02

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Re: I Love Old Iron! in reply to Allan In NE, 04-14-2006 16:18:38

Yeah, looks a bit worn. Sure it won't last another year?

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Mark - IN.

04-15-2006 03:24:56

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Re: I Love Old Iron! in reply to Allan In NE, 04-14-2006 16:18:38

Getting that race out of there's going to be fun. Mmm Hmm. Well, I'm sure Timkin still makes it.

Mark

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Allan In NE

04-15-2006 03:38:25

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Re: I Love Old Iron! in reply to Mark - IN., 04-15-2006 03:24:56

Mornin' Mark,

I'm not gonna dance with it; I'll just take a cutting wheel and slice 'er off of there and be done with it. Then, I'll clean up the shaft and put in a new bearing.

Got to thinking last night, next job is right behind the plow so there is gonna be one heck of a heavy load on it.

Better fix it before I start plowing, I 'spose. :>)

Allan

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Mark - IN.

04-16-2006 04:10:22

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Re: I Love Old Iron! in reply to Allan In NE, 04-15-2006 03:38:25

Yeah, after posting that was what I was thinking. Hacksaw across both pieces, pop 'em out and off, emery cloth and oil on the shaft to polish her up and take off any burrs, and then... still got your work cut out puttin in the new one. All in a days work. Good luck Allan. Happy Easter.

Mark

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brian 1

04-14-2006 20:55:09

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Re: I Love Old Iron! in reply to Allan In NE, 04-14-2006 16:18:38

You're going to need GPS to get your bearings from the looks of it!

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Can't even use my name

04-14-2006 19:13:15

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Re: I Love Old Iron! in reply to Allan In NE, 04-14-2006 16:18:38

I tell you what. We have a Brillion crow foot cultimulcher that eats bearings like it is going outta style. We only use it on 50 acres a year anymore but change at least one if not three bearings each year. It really made Fafnir happy when we were covering 1500 acres with it.

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Allan In NE

04-14-2006 19:25:28

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Re: I Love Old Iron! in reply to Can't even use my name, 04-14-2006 19:13:15

Just wondering,

Were you leaving it in the ground when turning corners?

This is the first packer bearing I've ever had fail. 'Course, it is the first packer I ever bought out of a junk yard too. :>)

Allan

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Can't even use my name

04-16-2006 05:09:04

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Re: I Love Old Iron! in reply to Allan In NE, 04-14-2006 19:25:28

Oh no! We never turn with anything in the ground unless it is a sweeping curve. No one else has this kinda problems just seems to be this packer. Even let the neighbor use it last year and he replaced two bearings and broke one of the pipes which let the crowfeet wheels fall off in a long trail till he noticed. Keep on posting pics and have fun out there.

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ny bill

04-14-2006 19:10:10

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Re: I Love Old Iron! in reply to Allan In NE, 04-14-2006 16:18:38

don't you love it when the flangettes are on the inside of the frame, so it all has to come apart? i usually put them back on the outside so it will be easier the next time.....

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Neutered

04-14-2006 17:44:26

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Re: I Love Old Iron! in reply to Allan In NE, 04-14-2006 16:18:38

Looks like that bearing has been neutered...

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Allan In NE

04-14-2006 17:49:27

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Re: I Love Old Iron! in reply to Neutered, 04-14-2006 17:44:26

Ha!

Had to stop and think about that one fer a second. :>)

Allan

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Nebraska Cowman

04-14-2006 18:04:41

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Re: I Love Old Iron! in reply to Allan In NE, 04-14-2006 17:49:27

cuz all your equipment is female, maybe it never had any balls to start with. I bet I have some wood boxings you could make work.

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Nebraska Cowman

04-14-2006 16:28:00

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Re: I Love Old Iron! in reply to Allan In NE, 04-14-2006 16:18:38

Slop a little grease on it and get back to work. It will surely run the day out.

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Gene Davis (Ga.)

04-14-2006 18:55:26

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Re: I Love Old Iron! in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 04-14-2006 16:28:00

Why bother to waste grease now????

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Allan In NE

04-14-2006 16:47:18

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Re: I Love Old Iron! in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 04-14-2006 16:28:00

Darnit Howard, you read my mind!

And, it's lasted 60 acres that way.

Gotta get the oats in the ground. I'm gonna push 'er another 40 acres and see if I can keep from snapping that shaft or eating into the iron.

'Spose I'd have to stop then. :>(

Allan

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evielboweviel

04-14-2006 16:23:23

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Re: I Love Old Iron! in reply to Allan In NE, 04-14-2006 16:18:38

not yet it hasn't ruined the shaft yet
Ron

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Harley

04-14-2006 19:29:32

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Re: I Love Old Iron! in reply to evielboweviel, 04-14-2006 16:23:23

Hey buddy, from the looks of the rust on the bolts, set screw, and end cap, that's probably the only way you're gonna get it off anyway. Run it till it falls off and then you'll know what to fix.

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