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    Posted: 29 May 2010 at 8:10pm
i was trying to find where to get a new bearing, it goes on the transmission end of the shaft that goes through the hand clutch- it has a big snap ring on it, the bearing itself goes into the houseing of the trans  this is on a 1951 wd 

Edited by bs5230 - 29 May 2010 at 8:11pm
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you can probably buy thru local AGCO dealer or on line AGCO, but the cheapest way is to order from Motion Industiries or Bearing Supply house, etc.. There should be a number on the bearing race and manufacturer such as SKF, FAG, etc. The bearing is not specific to the WD. Most bearings are generic.. In a pinch i have gone to NAPA auto store and they will order it.
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i looked all over the bearing and did not find any numbers or letters at all,  i will try to find it on one of the sites-  i could not find it in the I T manual either
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sorry, i donthave a parts book for the WD-- maybe soneones has the number.
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Try taking it to your local bearing shop - if it's more or less in one piece they can measure it and get you going.
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I have several nos bearings I can look through but I need to know if your serial No. is before or after serial number 127007. I have the one pictured #224837 for the tractors before #127007
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