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Old 08-23-2013, 07:42 AM
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You see a john deer is good for some thing...... Cub parts!
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Aww shucks I got rid of a john deere 212. I could've used it for this, I wanna build a set up like this on my 100R.
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Quick question,

What bearing did you use in the top of the housing? did you machine it out any to fit a particular bearing or did you find one that fit the housing. Originally, they didn't have bearing there, only in the "bottom" of the housing-- correct?

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It looks like any 1-3/8ths X 3/4 " wheel bearing would work for bearings?
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What size wheel and tire combo is it?
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This is for a 3.50x6 but you could make them for a 4x8 too. Would just need to machine a spacer to make up for the difference
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Here is one that is made for 4x8 tires.
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Nice job! Thanks for the pics.
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