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Old 10-25-2011, 05:46 PM
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Xtreme also has the front casters for the Haban decks.
http://www.xtrememotorworks.com/Part.../CC-09-100.htm
I believe Brad needed the entire assemblies but I may be wrong .

Thanks for passing this information on though as they may have what he needs !
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Yeah i still need the entire assambly. I have been cutting grass with it but every now and then it will hit the ground and tare up the grass. thanks
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If i do need to replace the bearing do i need any special tools to pull off the pto and pull out the bearing?
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It ain't the tools, its the skill and the will. You are replacing a bearing that is designed not to be replaced.

Grinding, etc...

But, you feel great when you saved $BIG when you are done!!
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Just pull the clutch off and put a socket on the back side and tap it out. I think it's a 6206 double sealed you can get at any bearing house. Just clean it good and put some type of retaining compound on it and tap back in place.
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I didn't think of sealer, I re-crimped mine with a punch.

The sealer is a Good Idea!!
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thanks guys
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I didn't think of sealer, I re-crimped mine with a punch.

The sealer is a Good Idea!!
Lock-tite !
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