Posted by elkcagg on March 03, 2013 at 15:05:30 from (107.225.185.197):
In Reply to: Re: # 37 disc bearings posted by Mike1972chev on December 21, 2011 at 11:04:37:
I know this has been discussed a while back but I have a #37 disc as well. Most of the bearings are shot and one gang locked up on me last fall. Am I better off converting this to the sealed type bearing, if possible, and what other parts do I need to adapt to this 14" disc? I found after market "spool" type bearings from Agrisupply.com and replacing 12 halves here plus the spools are going to add up. Also, as best as I can measure, it looks like a 1-1/8" square shaft on the disc. These aftermarket spools have a 1" square so I think I"m screwed here anyhow.
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