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12-15-2012, 11:59 AM
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2072 PTO Bearing
I have a 2072 with a bad bearing on the PTO. I am about to go do surgery to remove the old bearing from the Armerature to prep it for the new bearing.
Couple Questions: Does anyone have a number for the replacement bearing? When I re-install the new bearing do I just need to press the new bearing in and "gouge" retainers back into the housing or do I need to use loctite? 
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12-15-2012, 12:16 PM
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just re dent like origional ,IIRR be carefull of spacer, seems like put it back way it come off not end for end but it is foggy in my mind. #6305?? it is posted here, many times I ain't in the work shop to check . search if somebody don't chime in.
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12-15-2012, 06:07 PM
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So the PTO bearing turned out to be a number 6007-2RS. I cross referenced it to a Timken 107DD which Autozone carries for $25. The bearing measures 35mm ID x 62mm OD x 14mm thick. It appears the part number for the armature on my 2072 is 959-3303, other model armatures take different bearings.
The bearing was completely gone, all the balls fell out when I removed the armature IMAG0569.jpg since the inner race of the bearing fell out,I used a Dremel with a cutoff wheel to split the outer race so I could remove it. IMAG0576.jpg IMAG0578.jpg Timken 107DD sealed bearing, which is used as a wheel bearing in automotive and ATV applications IMAG0581.jpg New Bearing in place with new dents/gouges to retain it, seems like a snap ring would have been a nicer way to retain the bearing in place IMAG0582.jpg Hope this helps somebody out someday....
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Ryan Cub Cadet 2072 "Super" Cub Cadet 782 
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