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Old 11-27-2017, 07:03 PM
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Best price I've been able to find;

http://ccspecialties.org/implementparts_2.html

IH - Mower Deck Ball STR fitting bearing PN/ IH ST745 ST-745 IH ST721
Fits 38, 38A, 38C, 42, 44, 44A, 44C, 50, 50A 50C decks.

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The ST745 is still available. IMHO, for $68.00 it ain't worth fussing with. See: http://ccspecialties.org/implementparts_2.html
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The balls are only half of the bearing. I have cut the races in half on several noisy bearings and the races were as rough as a gravel road. Don't waste your time replacing the balls.
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Hell, I was looking at Partstree for $250 each and at that price I was willing to rebuild them. Gloating at you-know-who would have been just the icing on the cake. I'll spend the $68 but I still have to dissect the old spindle because I have a tinker addiction.
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Hell, I was looking at Partstree for $250 each and at that price I was willing to rebuild them.
Partstree is a piss poor place to buy parts from. A lot of times, they are more than a dealer is. Find another place to buy parts from.
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I actually have a couple of the BCA ones that I could spare, got a deal on a bundle of them a while back. There were more than I needed but got an all or none deal.
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Is BCA the tapered or the ball bearing type?
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Is BCA the tapered or the ball bearing type?
Tapered.
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Default Got my new bearings

Thanks to Dodge Trucker who just sent me 3 of these for a nice price. If I recall, he had a couple more that he may be able to sell.

When I have time I'll get out my new breaker bar, new impact gun, and a propane torch and work on the old spindle nuts. They've been soaking in PB for a few weeks but they're rusty and stubborn, so any pointers to remove them would be welcome.
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