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Looking something like this ? Located 20mile east of Raleigh NC $800 plus ride

You have pix of these ? I would like to see them, see if it’s something I can use.

I have 2 shafts complete, one on an RC60-24B and another one an RC72-27B located near Clayton NC $250 ea plus ride.

A tight fitting strap wrench, a smaller chain wrench (what I used) a gently operated pipe wrench, maybe even a good set of larger channel lock pliers Will all do what you need to do. The gland nut will not be that tight, once broken loose it will be snug for a few rounds because of the sealing...

Just today I rebuilt all 4 cylinders on my LA352 clean place to work, a good set of picks, some patience and it is entirely doable. I used a small chain wrench to break all gland nuts loose prior to removing cylinders from loader frame. Just loosen the nut, that’s it while still attached...

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I respect what Adam (Abom79) does, and how he was able to obtain the seals, but most of us likely don’t have the time or measuring resources to source seals individually (in some cases there may not be enough of the seal to measure or determine it’s shape properly) Ive repacked dozens of...

That tractor does not have a coolant recovery tank, so as the engine heats up the fluid expands and has to go somewhere, so it goes out the rad cap and the drain tube. Being there is no recovery tank to draw back in from, you loose what’s pushed out. Once it has reached about 1/3 level of upper...

B2400 HSD Had my utility trailer on the drawbar hitch yesterday, noticed while 3pt was at full up, it would drift down a couple inches then raise back up, about once very 45sec or so while engine was running, no other functions running. Didn’t think to watch for fall after shutdown as I parked...

Yes it is and I’ll even drop the price $1000 it’s been sitting the last year

Good condition, I was going to part it out but it’s in too good of shape and too big for my tractor was mounted to a B2910 $1400 Zebulon N.C.

keep the bearings greased and they will last a lifetime. trailers are usually the most "least maintained" vehicle in most fleets. regular maintenance on the hubs and bearings and brakes and you'll have few worries

no idea what all the added stuff is, tried to delete and it keeps coming back

i finally replaced mine in 14, it happened just the way i***8217;d said it would in the earlier post on this thread. went with a 20x10x10, the local farm supply had them, they were cheap enough @ $68 ea. that if they didn***8217;t work or caused issue it was gonna hurt to bad. don***8217;t...