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Re: H M trans bearings.


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Posted by CenTexFarmall on July 25, 2008 at 08:14:33 from (172.164.81.12):

In Reply to: Re: H M trans bearings. posted by Flatlander 4500 on July 24, 2008 at 20:17:42:

Here's what I got, just remember that this list is for a Super M and I haven't done an M yet so I'm not sure if they are 100% the same.

axle shaft inner 214W
axle shaft outer 214S

input shaft front 308MG
input shaft rear 309M

countershaft front 207KG
"" rear 211K

Pinion shaft 311
Bull pinion 213M
Differential 216M

PTO 208S

Some of these are TIMKEN and some are MRC. Timken owns Fafnir and some others and MRC is owned by SKF.

Now I did "upgrade" some of mine. For example on the pinion shaft I put in a 311M instead of 311. The "M" means a "Max Type" bearing (for timken that suffix is a "W") and has more balls and thus more load capacity with a small reduction in axial load capacity. I did the same for the outer axle bearings, using a 214WD. (I couldn't find a max type with one shield so I ordered one with two and removed one of the shields.)

The various suffixes will tell you if it's max type or if it has snap ring grooves or shields. You'll notice these as you take the old ones out.
Go to SKF.com or Timken.com for their lists and explanations, tons of good info.

Hope this helps!


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