Posted by 300jk on March 15, 2021 at 13:58:35 from (172.58.224.122):
I know this should be on implement alley, but more traffic here . Have a New Holland 479 haybine and am replacing the 2 u joints at the end of the shaft closest to the tractor. Old ones looked original and came out hard. Have 2 new ones from CNH. I cleaned up the yoke for the first with emery cloth and made sure it was clean with no rough spots or burrs. Go to put it together and all it did was bind. The caps wouldnt seat all the way even though the joint moved freely. I did get a little upset and cut out the new joint. I figured I may have gotten one of the needles out of place but that wasnt it. When I got the caps out of the yoke after cutting the u joint it the yoke had ridges where the cap was fighting the yoke to go in. The u joints are from our local Case/IH dealer. Made in the land of almost good. Problem with my yoke or variances in parts ? How to get past it ? I put a very fine wheel on my die grinder to get the cups to sit better . Thoughts ?
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