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Re: Re: Re: Gleaner F, New toy!
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Posted by paul on July 12, 2004 at 17:57:11 from (66.60.197.247):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Gleaner F, New toy! posted by thurlow on July 10, 2004 at 20:01:38:
Yup, my '69 F had the frame ever so slightly torched when I got it. Thise 2 bearings went out every 18 months; dad had the local machinest put it in his lath & cut it to fit some common Timkin bearings, then it lasted 24 months between replacement. I could pull the wheel, drop the tranny bell, hammer out the shaft, & get it all back together pretty quick by the time I got the F2...... Good machine tho, just the F seemed to have too close/ too small a bearing set for the stress it got right there. --->Paul
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