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42" mower center arbor diagram?
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    Posted: 21 Mar 2016 at 7:27am
Does anyone have a diagram of how the arbor goes together?  Previous owner of my "new to me" B-110 took arbor apart "probably 10 yrs ago or so" he said, and forgot how it goes back together.

Bearings went out, and woodruf keyways are wobbled out, so he threw the bearings and keyways away.  Must have been one heck of a vibration!

Going to get new bearings and keys and try to save it, but I have never had to take one like this apart, so I want to make sure I put it back together correctly.

Thanks.
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A gentleman on the Simplicity site was kind enough to send me a breakdown.

Now just have to buy the bearings, and can rebuild it.

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Just bought six bearings from ebay for 24 bucks. Gonna rebuild my deck soon
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That sure seems like a good price!
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I thought so. I had a guy from the simplicity favebook group recommend them to me
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Just ordered them. 4.00 apiece delivered.  Business owner says has supplied thousands of them to customers, and has been very happy with the quality.

Now to buy some of the cheap plastic rollers for the deck.  (can't afford the original type).  Existing rollers are so worn, calling them rollers is a long shot!   LOL.
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re: rollers
Any chnace you can use the rollers found on boat hauling trailers? I have a local place here that sells various sizes at a good price.....

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Never thought of those, Jay.  I will have to look at the diameters and holes for the rods to go thru to see if that might work.

Thanks Jay.
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