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01-15-2014, 05:44 AM
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Sorry I thought you had the type that you can just remove the spindle shaft. If you need a set of these I have a set that came out of a rotted out deck. PM me with your e-mail address and I'll send you full size pics of them.
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01-15-2014, 12:18 PM
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If I need parts I have a few spare decks, but they are complete and I would rather not start taking parts off.
As a new "twist" the part that is broken off in the spindle appears to be either a tap or an easy out (makes a starter drill look soft). Apparently I am not the first guy to think he could fix this. I may be naive, but I think the cups and the mating surfaces of the bearing assy cleaned up well enough to seat properly
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Gophred 2 - 1811's with 50C decks, one mows the other is waiting on deck, 129 (my sons retromod)-, hydro lift, custom 3 pt with a trailer ball , foot pedal speed control, used for trailer hauling. 129 (mower) 42" deck, foot control, 1810 with 44C - next in the slow death march of mowing the camp. a few 1200 series parts rigs. 2017 Kubota b2650 loader mid mower.
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01-15-2014, 03:39 PM
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How about welding an extension on the shaft with a new zerk fitting?
Drill through the extension, tap for the zerk, weld on the end of the existing shaft. Assumes that the grease can flow down past the broken tap or whatever is in the existing shaft.
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01-15-2014, 08:53 PM
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Interesting idea Sawdustdad, but that puppy is stuck and sealed. I have time on my side, so I am looking around for a carbide bit. They are $20 for one that might work and $40 for the 4 sided bit that should work, that is near my pain level of taking one out of my complete/spare decks. A coworker threw out putting a zerk somewhere else, which got me thinking, a zerk won't fit in the cup but I have the assy out, so I could drill a hole in the middle of the bearing hub, thread it for a zerk, lube it, pull the zerk and plug it with a screw that clears the cup when assembled. That would either work and get me thru a season or 2 or the bearings are toast and I didn't waste $ trying to drill out the hardened plug
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Gophred 2 - 1811's with 50C decks, one mows the other is waiting on deck, 129 (my sons retromod)-, hydro lift, custom 3 pt with a trailer ball , foot pedal speed control, used for trailer hauling. 129 (mower) 42" deck, foot control, 1810 with 44C - next in the slow death march of mowing the camp. a few 1200 series parts rigs. 2017 Kubota b2650 loader mid mower.
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01-15-2014, 08:58 PM
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As a machinist, attempting to drill thru hardened material is a total PITA. You do not know if the previous attempts cracked the tap/ez out. If they did, it'll snap that carbide cutter before you know what happened.
The other idea seems like a good way to go.
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01-15-2014, 09:13 PM
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01-15-2014, 09:54 PM
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Looking @ your pictures, it appears that they are the old style spindles.
I replaced the old style on my 50C deck with ones from a newer style 46" deck (from a junk 1720 Deck.) They are aluminum housings with easily replaced, less costly, tapered auto wheel bearings. -----just a thought
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01-18-2014, 09:45 AM
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I took a dremel and cut a slot into the easy out hoping I could turn it out with a screwdriver. No luck. Someone must have pounded the easy out in. I had it under a stereoscope and I could barley even see the seam where the easy out met the old pressed in remains of the zerk. As I ground down the gap stays tight. I also drilled a few small holes in the old press in hoping I could pry it out. It's looking more like I will have to steal one off a spare deck
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Gophred 2 - 1811's with 50C decks, one mows the other is waiting on deck, 129 (my sons retromod)-, hydro lift, custom 3 pt with a trailer ball , foot pedal speed control, used for trailer hauling. 129 (mower) 42" deck, foot control, 1810 with 44C - next in the slow death march of mowing the camp. a few 1200 series parts rigs. 2017 Kubota b2650 loader mid mower.
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