Posted by John_PA on November 24, 2014 at 23:16:41 from (72.95.252.95):
In Reply to: I bought a Gleaner... posted by John 37A on November 23, 2014 at 15:42:15:
Yeah, I tried to put mine inside. I didn't fit.
I don't know how many hours my K had on it when it went off to it's next owner. I do know that both the main shaft bearings that require cussing and a torch, had to be changed in the same season. Lots of other bearings never seemed tight. In fact, one bearing on an idler pulley felt so sloppy until I changed it. Then the brand new bearing felt worse!
One thing I do like on the newer JD I have now is that is has grease banks, so I know I am getting something into each fitting and not missing many. It's apples to oranges, though. Comparing a 1969 combine to a 1989 combine and 20 years younger will almost always win. If only Gleaner would have listened and built a similar sidehill model to compete with deere.
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