Posted by super99 on December 07, 2008 at 03:37:43 from (75.107.181.99):
I bought this JD disk a few years ago, it needed blades, so I bought a new set and when I went to replace the blades, I found out that P/O had run it with the blades loose. The spools between the blades and the bearings are stuck tight on the shaft, full of dirt and rust. I have soaked this one with PB Blaster for months, even took it to work and put it in a press. No movement what so ever. Looks like I'll have to heat it up to get it off. Hate to ruin a good bearing. They are NOT sealed bearings, they are rebuildable. Parts are available from Mother Deere, but a couple years ago they were about $70/bearing. Hate to think about having to buy a bunch of them.Any thoughts about how to get it apart without ruining the bearings? Chris
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