Posted by 1130Leo on July 11, 2011 at 07:54:22 from (12.188.165.254):
Was out Baling with my 1066 and my NH 851 Round baler yesterday, started hearing an aweful noise, then noticed that the Right Front Wheel was leaving me.... Luckily got her stopped before the wheel came all the way off. Both Wheelbearings were completely gone, lots of grease, just father time said it was time I guess. Managed to get some almost right bearings enough to get the wheel back on, unhook the baler and get the tractor out of the field. Had to use my sickly 1130 MF to finish the job. Anyone know the actual Bearing Numbers for Timken bearings for the 1066? I"d rather not visit my local dealer, i have a distributor here for good bearings and would rather replace both sides for less than one side at the case dealer.
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