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The bearing is a little wore out. The po replaced the friction disk in it and it.still looks new so I'm just going to clean that up just the bearing looks a little wore and would prefure to change it out anyway. Like I said my goal is.to swap any wear item so that I essentially have a brand new.machine when done.
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They usually don't have too bad prices surprisingly for parts like bearings.  Good luck with the resto!
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Thanks ill start looking into it. I also need to order the bushing and seals for the axle tubes. Has anybody figured out a bearing for these instead of thebushing. Been raining all day and its really slowing down the drying process of the paint so I need to figure a way to keep buisy
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Even temp layoff's can have a silver lining (well, maybe a copper-plated lining). I have used mine for working on projects that were just too time-consuming during regular work hours. The only problem is reduced pay. Good job on your restore! Looking nice!
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Got a few things wire wheeled and some primer laid I'm really wishing I could find the camera I have all the pics of dissassembly on because this is a giant puzzle lol. What I can't get with the wire wheel on the bench or drill I will be sand blasting. Will wait to paint all the small parts till they are all primed
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Got me some help for a couple hours tonight too. After most the work was done of course but she's the best kind of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLBd...e_gdata_player
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