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175 diesel front end bushings

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    Posted: 27 May 2023 at 3:03pm
Working at tightening up my front end and there appears to be a bushing in the diesel engine adapter plate for the rear bolt to hold the back end of the axle assembly. I cannot find a part number in the agco parts book. Has this been added or should a part number be available? Thanks
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They don't show one with the front axle or the diesel engine adapter plate. I have no experience with the Perkins engine installations in those tractors. This I know: if the axle rear pivot bolt nut was T-I-G-H-T like it should have always been, there would be no wear whatsoever on that bushing. Over the decades I have tightened that rear pivot bolt on D-17's thru 200 tractors for being loose and I've never had one re-loosen that I know of. They must be TIGHT !! so they can't start wallering out the hole !!
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote steve(ill) Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 27 May 2023 at 6:39pm
how about measure the bore size and bolt size and see if it is WORN, or room for a bushing... McMaster Carr and others will sell various bushings.





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Steve that is the path I figured I would be going. Thanks
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if the hole is just wollared out ... and possibly not round... I have used an air powered die grinder to cut / enlarge / round out the hole before installing a bushing.... easier than removal / drill press.
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Hole is good. Just a worn bushing.
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