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    Posted: 20 Apr 2023 at 8:48pm


Does anyone have one of these?
I do not want one from the salvage yard.
Thanks
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Rock valley tractor parts shows they have some   712-631-5775  don't know if new or used
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Yes they have some but was told they are worn probably like mine.
I'm hoping to run across someone that might have one laying in the
parts bin that is new and yes i did find one already and yes the guy had it for over 20 years,I got lucky and hoping to get lucky one more time.

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What’s the part number 
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AGCO Part # is 70245674
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And like i said I did find one new one
close to me that he had for a long time
and I'm just hoping to find another one is all.
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This trunnion which I'm only assuming that is what it's called
is so interesting in how it was made.
Can any of you wiser fella's explain the process.
Just curious..
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Surely someone on here knows how these were made and could explain
the process,it's just so interesting to me.
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I'm going to guess the bottom half of the socket was already formed and the ball placed in it. The upper half of the socket was quickly heated red under carefully controlled circumstances and quickly placed in a die and squeezed almost tight. Assembly was quickly cooled.
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