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2N Hermie's axle.....completed

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GB in MT.

04-04-2008 13:23:05

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Finally got time and good weather to remove the old radius arm bolts, from Hermie's front axle.

Had one heck of a time removing the left bolt. (it was the worst off, of the two.) The right bolt was bent and scalded(worn), but nothing like the left one.!!

As you can see, it was time to replace them. Altho, they were not as bad as might be expected.

SOOOOO, Hermie's axle is complete, and has a front axle that will (hopfully) last another llllooooonnnnggg, time!!! :lol:
All new bolts, straight axle support, New axle pin, and bushing.

Next stop..... .straighten the grill!!!! (I hope) :roll:
Have an "N" day!!! :)
Gary :D

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Sean (TX)

04-06-2008 09:19:52

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Re: 2N Hermie's axle.....completed in reply to gahorN, 04-04-2008 13:23:05

Where did you get the bolts? I dont see them on this site..

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GB in MT.

04-06-2008 09:49:10

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Re: 2N Hermie's axle.....completed in reply to Sean (TX), 04-06-2008 09:19:52

Sean;
Dan in CO. had two pair, so he gave a pair to me, for free!!!!

I just sent ya an email!!!

Gary :)

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Wayne IA

04-05-2008 02:37:26

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Re: 2N Hermie's axle.....completed in reply to GB in MT., 04-04-2008 13:23:05

Those dog legs look awfull familar LOL! Seems those darn "bad pennys" always have away of showing up again!!

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GB in MT.

04-05-2008 04:54:20

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Re: 2N Hermie's axle.....completed in reply to Wayne IA, 04-05-2008 02:37:26

Wayne IA said: (quoted from post at 02:37:26 04/05/08) Those dog legs look awfull familar LOL! Seems those darn "bad pennys" always have away of showing up again!!

Wayne;

What a surprise!!!! Like a blast from the past.

Hope all is well with you and your's. Really good to hear from ya, even if it is to complain about the loss of your DOG LEGS !!! :lol:
Now, see if you didn't have such BIG, EXPENSIVE, tractors, these dog legs you sent me, would be of some use to ya!!!! :roll:
Drop in more often, I know you are always out there reading.

Gary :)

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Jerry/MT

04-04-2008 18:00:21

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Re: 2N Hermie's axle.....completed in reply to GB in MT., 04-04-2008 13:23:05

Gee Gary, those bolts look like a crankshaft! Bet they were fun to get out. bet you gave the BFH a real work out.

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GB in MT.

04-04-2008 18:39:49

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Re: 2N Hermie's axle.....completed in reply to Jerry/MT, 04-04-2008 18:00:21

Jerry;

Funny you should mention crank shaft. That was what I thought of when I got the left bolt out.!!! :lol: But the right bolt, even though bent and damaged, was not half as bad. I used a BFH, and a drift pin. Finally got them out. I hate hammering with a heavy short handled hammer, upsidedown. Ya just can't get any leverage!!!! :lol: Missed the drift, and smacked my hand twice. :twisted:
Man, even the dog legs fit better.

Gary :D

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Jim SC

04-04-2008 14:23:36

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Re: 2N Hermie's axle.....completed in reply to GB in MT., 04-04-2008 13:23:05

Lookin' good, Hermie! I noticed that while I got in the second planting of corn today with my N, Hermie still has his chains on.
Keep them pic's a comin', Gary.

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GB in MT.

04-04-2008 16:02:31

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Re: 2N Hermie's axle.....completed in reply to Jim SC, 04-04-2008 14:23:36

Jim;
:lol: Yep, he still has the chains on!!! :roll: When he broke his axle, I just backed him into the shop, and that is where he has been, with the exception of running him around the upper drive, to check out the steering.

Then I backed him in there again, to await the new, radius bolts. Besides I wanted to make sure I did not get stuck in the shop on the cement!!! :lol: Slippery, ya know>??? :roll: Too many Ducks.

Glad to hear you are planting already. We still have almost a foot of the white s**t on the front yard. What ain't white is poop brown mud!

Gary :P :x

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