Case disc help

[ih844]

I just bought an old case disc, I believe it's an s-118? I can't find a single grease zero on the bearings for the gangs, and noticed they're a one piece bearing by the looks of it, not a two piece that can be easily taken apart.

What I'm wondering is, does the whole gang axle need to be taken apart if these need to be serviced? How do I grease them or are they non greasable? Luckily all gangs spin, nothing appears seized

Any info on the unit is much appreciated

 

[Red 56 Binder]

Thay are good disks I have four of them different sizes They are sealed bearings .The whole gang has to come apart to change bearings. Jon Minnesota can tell you how to retro fit different bearings.Good luck Jim

 

[ih844]

Thay are good disks I have four of them different sizes They are sealed bearings .The whole gang has to come apart to change bearings. Jon Minnesota can tell you how to retro fit different bearings.Good luck Jim

So they are not greasable then, correct?

 

[Scott 730]

I sure would like to find a center cultivator shank attachment like yours.

 

[Red 56 Binder]

So they are not greasable then, correct?

no they are not greaseable

 

[jon f mn]

If they are original bearings they are designed to be taken apart and greased. You have to take the gang apart to do it. The seals are separate from the bearing a bit like a wheel bearing. You can buy them, but they are VERY expensive. You can replace them with the standard disc bearing that fits the shaft for about $20, but rhey are a bit narrower. What I do is cut the centers out of my old disc blades to use as a washer, 1 on each side works well.