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Time For Bearings Ina Mower
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    Posted: 22 Jul 2010 at 8:44pm
Time for bearings in my Woods L59 mower under my one B. While at it I let things get out of hand.
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nice work is that a yanmar in the back ground ?
160 CA 920diesel 5020 HD-3
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That be a Simplicity 95-23 or same as a 5020. I had at one time started to make it look like an Oliver.  I put Allis Chalmers C cast centers on it a coupla years ago so I am not sure what to call it.  
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What size of bearings are they? I will need to do that with mine in a year or so. Is it hydraulic lift? If so can you send me a picture of the "v" shaped piece that attached to the cylinder/frame.
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Boomer, I see a manual lift handle so I'd say it ain't hydraulic lift.

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Boomer, you can get bearings here at a fair price. You can look at the parts drawings as well.
Click on the spindle assembly line at the left. Prices are then on the right.


http://www.messicks.com/Woods/1122.aspx

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This might be the part you are wanting a picture of Boomer.
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Now I am officially confused. My L59 is on a model C. I bought it like this. The triangle piece is in the inside of the flat bar, so when I raise the lift, the triangle hits the starter.   What does the other end of that picture look like? Do they mount the same on a B or C, from the picture it looks like a B?
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Well I am not confuse at all. I don't know enough about it to be confused. My wife bought me that tractor in  Oklahoma eight years ago as a wedding gift. I brought it up here along with her. Honeymoon was so long that I lost interest in the tractor. The tractor had a belly mower under it of the bush hog type. Single spindle with the kick back blades. The mower needs a new deck welded on the top. I keep thinking I should fix it up to mow the pastures rather than the L 59 mower I am repairing now.

It is jerry rigged  with a pipe going thru an other piece of pipe welded to a hunk of angle iron. I thought you wanted to see the actual shape of the tri angle part. A Woods manual should show how it should mount.  
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