Posted by Tim S on January 11, 2016 at 11:19:15 from (107.128.253.113):
In Reply to: Parts from China posted by fritzag on January 11, 2016 at 07:59:00:
My experiences with China parts have been bad, cheaper bearings will have less balls or rollers in them spaced out to make it work but putting more stress on less surface, and with a poor part to go with it. I think Deere has been jobbing a lot of parts out to China, I know that the knotter drive wheels on the balers only last about 2 years of average work, less if your doing more, we had a new Deere baler bill hook fail the first month of use and we change the drive wheels every year, we never had that problem in the past, I'm talking about the cam lobe that works the wiper arm, the lobe just wears off quick.. China manufacturing could care less about quality and longevity,,they are supplying cheap parts to a world market that cares more about profit than performance.
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