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Joined: 11 Sep 2011
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    Posted: 28 Oct 2011 at 8:05pm
Hi everyone! Im a longtime lurker 2nd time posting.  Dad has a '79 F2 that has a bearing going out.  Its is on sprocket end of a beater behind tailings auger in feeder house.  We've removed sprocket and slip clutch but cant remover remaining coller (that the clutch attaches to).  I got a diagram from Agco Parts and it appears to be threaded on.  My question is it right or left hand thread??  Thanks also  dad still has 2-18.4 x 26 firestones for sale.
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It is left hand thread. Get a big hammer and pinch and go to beating.   MACK
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