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anyone replaced the PTO bearing? (2005 LT2400 44")

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upjeeper

Looks like i've nearly got my Dixie Chopper running after replacing the Generac engine with a Briggs.
But in cleaning it up and checking things over, it looks like my PTO bearing is on it's way out. Anyone ever pressed one out / in?


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ILENGINE

Just be careful with doing that. I have ran into cases where they have taken the center part of one bearing and the outer part of another bearing, and then put the standard number seal in them. So you go buy the bearing according to the part number on the bearing to find out that they have used an outer race that is .004 smaller than the standard bearings.


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upjeeper

Just be careful with doing that. I have ran into cases where they have taken the center part of one bearing and the outer part of another bearing, and then put the standard number seal in them. So you go buy the bearing according to the part number on the bearing to find out that they have used an outer race that is .004 smaller than the standard bearings.

wow. odd.
the bearing that's in there now is a 6206-18ddu
specs on that say it's a 30mm ID and my tractor is supposed to have a 1.125" (or about 31.6mm). so it's possible what you've seen is my case here, or maybe they just say it's 1.125" when that's an estimation.


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ILENGINE

Bearing normally measure what they say they measure. I am getting 1.125 as 28.575 mm the 6206-2rs has an inside diameter of 30 mm or 1.181 as opposed to the 6206-18ddu which is 1.125 or 28.575 mm So there is an inside diameter that is special to the 18DDU bearing.


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upjeeper

Bearing normally measure what they say they measure. I am getting 1.125 as 28.575 mm the 6206-2rs has an inside diameter of 30 mm or 1.181 as opposed to the 6206-18ddu which is 1.125 or 28.575 mm So there is an inside diameter that is special to the 18DDU bearing.

thanks, i realized i calculated the shaft OD as a 1.25 instead of a 1.125... oops


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