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12-06-2024, 08:31 AM
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44C Rebuild
Good morning all!
In the final steps of a winter project that I've ignored for the last 3 years, rebuilding a nice 44C deck. I received this deck as part of a tractor purchase years ago and it came with only the center spindle. Don't necessarily have a use for it right now but I'm also on this shop clean up kick of finishing projects I've started (782D I know, I know.... your time is coming) and want to get it put back together. I harvested two outer spindles from a parts deck mainly for the spindle housings. I sourced new bearings and seals and have gone through the process of cleaning, wire brushing and reassembling the spindles. I looked in the 44C deck manual and can't seem to find the spindle nut torque specs, does anyone happen to know that off hand or can point me to the correct literature to find it? I thought for sure it would be in the deck manual. Asking specifically for items #2 and #10. Thanks in advance!
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