Axle planetary outer cover housing where stub axle goes through for 65, 85. 150. or 165

[larrryw]

Axle planetary outer cover housing where stub axle goes through for 65, 85. 150. or 165. Anyone have a parts machine that would be willing to sell this item?
Outer housing broke on right rear axle planetary. It is a 302 industrial model; the part number is 186240m1. Read another post where someone said they had one on a 65 with same part number. Thanks for any information!

 

[Jim.ME]

Axle planetary outer cover housing where stub axle goes through for 65, 85. 150. or 165. Anyone have a parts machine that would be willing to sell this item?
Outer housing broke on right rear axle planetary. It is a 302 industrial model; the part number is 186240m1. Read another post where someone said they had one on a 65 with same part number. Thanks for any information!

Have you called one of the PartsASAP salvage yards and asked them about that part? There are other salvage yards, but PartsASAP is YT's parent company and providers of this site, so it is good to give them first chance at supplying what you need.

Unless you happen to get a hit on a part number you should call salvage yards as many do not try to list, online, what they have for salvage parts as such parts come and go as a tractor is stripped, they are not restocked like parts currently in production.

 

[Dieseltech]

You will need to match what you need at a parts yard, MF used a LOT of different bearing designs on those axle planetary parts, and I KNOW the 85 is larger than the 65 has. The EARLY 65 used a tapered inner bearing, the LATE 65 used a cone/thrust bearing design.

 

[Jim.ME]

Is 186240m1 the actual part number from the MF 302 parts book or is it a number cast into the cover? I asked as I have yet to find that number in the 302/304 parts book, not saying it isn't there and I missed it (I did not find that number in the MF 65 parts book either). If it is a number cast into the housing, it is a casting number, not necessarily the correct part number that you need. Casting numbers are a foundry raw part identifier. Part numbers are generally assigned after machining as one casting might be machined differently for different applications.