Looking for JD 95 Parts

[Antique Acres]

No I am not familiar with this style bearings. My
grandfather suggested that it needs to be changed as he
likes to keep his stuff up-to-par as far as maintenance is
concerned.



Even if I dont change the bearing and sprocket out, I now
have an extra to use if I need it.



I do make sure and keep up with greasing everything.



Bailey @ Antique Acres

 

[wore out]

GOOD plan to keep things greased and have some spare parts on hand!

I wish you were my neighbor and I could take a turn running that combine!

 

[Antique Acres]

The parts for these older machines are only going to get
harder to find.



Bailey @ Antique Acres

 

[rustred]

I know thats how most are. But no one realizes that that wears the chain faster, the more u bend the chain. Running it in one circle motion is better. Thats the way I gave as aways run mine on the old 542 Cockshutt. Same set up.

 

[fastfarmall]

Hi , i am pretty sure i got one, it in a tool box, pretty sure call me it dark out now, 9:00 c clock now,! Call me 612 7477 0455. Harry.

 

[DeltaRed]

That sprocket has LOTS of life left as an idler/tensioner sprocket.

Yep/ lots of life left. Might shim it a bit to center it on the chain. Run it till it's toothless. Then cut a chunk from a cedar fence post,drill a hole and keep combineing....

 

[GermantownGreen]

Yep/ lots of life left. Might shim it a bit to center it on the chain. Run it till it's toothless. Then cut a chunk from a cedar fence post,drill a hole and keep combineing....

Thanks for your reply. Getting closer to getting this out to get ready for Corn. GG Wes