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Old 09-26-2010, 05:23 PM
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I got this mule drive of eBay and got both cast pulley's but not sure it's it's the right mule drive for a tiller set up. The PO had washers covering up the larger hole. I got this cheap due to the sellers bad spelling hehe

Does anyone (MattG) have a bearing # for replacement bearings for the cast pulleys?

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Old 09-26-2010, 06:05 PM
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Remove the bearings and take them to Motion Industries or a similar bearing supplier and have them cross-reference them.

They aren't cast, by the way, they're machined steel.
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Remove the bearings and take them to Motion Industries or a similar bearing supplier and have them cross-reference them.

They aren't cast, by the way, they're machined steel.
Thanks Matt! We've got 2 bearing shops here in town so I should be able to locate replacements.

After looking at the model #1 tiller manual that mule drive will work using the washer that the PO used. The PO tighted the adjusting nuts down so far they bent the front of the mule drive. I've got it back flat now.

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I got the bearings removed last night and got the numbers off them. They are NICE 7842.5 special order and are $34 each. The shoulder on the one side is what makes them special. I'm just going to get the same sized bearing and shim out that side to the same thickness. I haven't measured yet but will before I reassemble the mule drive. Not a very clear pic but you get the idea.
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