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Just had a quick gander about my mf spotted hardy spicer looked a bit dusty on one bearning sure enough it has play in it any ideas on best place for replacement cheers Joe
Handy spicer joint for prop shaft mf 6465
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john432
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Take it off and carefully measure it up. Then just Google the size , ie 32 X 78 uj
S.107247 Universal Joint 23.9 x 62mm for Massey Ferguson (066530R1) | UK Supplier
Product Specification and Information for S.107247 Universal Joint 23.9 x 62mm for Massey Ferguson (066530R1)
www.malpasonline.co.uk
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£131 from mf will have to do some Googling later
Done it for you
davidroberts30
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Any bearing should supply a joint
Universal Joint S/Shaft 62.0 x 23.9mm
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Not sure that’s right one I asked dealer if they had sparex (part if agri) and they said no usual y they will supply sparex no issues if available
this is it
Universal Joint - 3903646M1
Buy Massey Ferguson OEM part 3903646M1 from an Official AGCO Massey Ferguson dealer | 1 year warranty | Large collection of Axles & Power Transmission for sale
www.farmingparts.com
cant find owt spurious though googolie part number
anyone got a kramp account?
cross-joint - KRAMP
Discover cross-joint at KRAMP. You can find the largest range of cross-joint products online. It's that easy!
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Netherfield
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Whatever happened to 'Quinton Hazell', they supplied almost every Hardy Spicer joint available, many times with grease nipples, when the original manufacturers didn't have, and it was the same with ball joints, loads with nipples when the makers had stopped fitting them.
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That is an X series spicer non greaseable, the best joints IMO, they are my joint of choice for any prop shaft and hydraulic pump drive shaft.
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Can you supply one
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Can you supply one
I can from Bepco but wouldn't be any cheaper. Try D & F in my PM or if you want to confirm the size i can message Jon for you. Do both ends while your at it.
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I really need tractor at moment and don’t want it out of service while I find part so I took one for the team and got one from
Mf they had a few in stock so did 10% off which eased the pain a little, a very rough measure shoes it’s 30 by 107 ish will get callipers on it before if goes in.
Mf they had a few in stock so did 10% off which eased the pain a little, a very rough measure shoes it’s 30 by 107 ish will get callipers on it before if goes in.
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I really need tractor at moment and don’t want it out of service while I find part so I took one for the team and got one from
Mf they had a few in stock so did 10% off which eased the pain a little, a very rough measure shoes it’s 30 by 107 ish will get callipers on it before if goes in.
30.2 x 106 is a common size, on all the manitou propshafts! got loads of them in stock, manitou retail is £43.01 plus vat and there the same genuine spicer X series like that! Manitou part number is 749824And people moan manitou are expensive
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Not got digital callipers but it’s about 30.1 by 107.1 just over on each ?
It’s prob as ace specs above to be honest
It’s prob as ace specs above to be honest
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I cant remember exactly but its maybe 106.4 or something.
Let me know if you want any more I buy them 10 at a time normally for stock.
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Ha ha old one may have been more worn than I thought
New one in but it feels a little tight to me only just flush so clips just fit in but last tiny movement to get clip to seat made joint go a bit tighter than I would have liked? Will see how it goes
New one in but it feels a little tight to me only just flush so clips just fit in but last tiny movement to get clip to seat made joint go a bit tighter than I would have liked? Will see how it goes
I know it's a little late now, but I always like to take a hammer and smack the part where it clips into the prop on the props faces on the end - not the joint itself or the top or bottom of the prop - this allows the joint to move and "settle" into place allowing it to loosen back up when it's tight like that. Joint should do this on it's own over time, but I always like to go ahead and "seat it in" to make sure the prop didn't bend or need massaging to keep it from prematurely killing the joint.
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