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well, I got a set of torches and heated up the hub nice and hot and with a few cracks with the hammer, they came right out... picking up the new studs today and hopefully I can match up a couple of nuts as well.. thanks for all of your replies.. rod

well, got the brakes apart.. they do operate like a clutch and have two clutch plates. there is a splined shaft that is ahead of the main axle. the hub bolts on to it ... there is a machined surface against the chassis, then a clutch, another (two piece) machined plate(s) another clutch and then...

the brakes are seaparate on this tractor... the brakes are apparantly like a clutch.. only the reverse... there is one on either side... will know later tonight after i take the wheel off and open them up... I can see the back of the hub and the can see the back of the studs. I have ordered...

I have a JD510 tractor and noticed that 3 of the 6 studs on the one rear wheel have snapped off. from the looks of them, they have been cracked for sometime. I guess I need to know two things... 1) is there an easy way to get these out (do they punch out, do I need heat???), 2) are these a...

Hi, I belong to other forums, mostly cars and they all seem to have set aside an area for members to advertise their needs and stuff for sale. Is there a place here or an etiquette for posting stuff needed to buy?? I have an MF 81 HayTender and I need the front PTO shaft bearing housing...

dyates, being new to all of this, all of what you said is probably true.. I stopped by the local MF dealer and bought a handful of pins and hopefully will get a better "feel" for how to do this... thanks rod

my challenge now is understanding and setting the density of the bales. I have been breaking shear pins while I experiment with that. that would be great if you can scan and email a copy of service manuals... thanks rod

Rc, thanks, I understand that parts may be difficult to get, but I got such a sweet deal on the baler that I had to take it... Anyways, i got the baler working this weekend and we got our first 60 bales done and picked off the field. my problem ended up being a spring that provided tension...

thanks for the advise, I don't see anything obviously wrong, but then again, i don't know what i am looking for... but one side ties, the other doesn't so i will try to mimic what is working... but will definitely look for a manual. thanks rod

I did read your previous post after I had already sumitted my opinion.. sounds like brakes (if they are drum type). the suzuki diff i had a part was very compact and the guy ran it dry, so it evenutally burned up the bearings and spit the axle out. if the bike has been sitting without moving for...

dyates, i did notice that there is a tensioner that was loose compared to the other (the other that was actually tying ok) and did tighten it. i don't see anything broken or bent, so maybe i need more tension... thanks rod

I think I agree with the majority here and say, take the 5 minutes to do some basic troubleshooting so that if you do decide to take it in, you have some idea of the nature of the problem.. 2 secs with a floor jack and you can have both front wheels off the ground and try to spin them by hand...

Hi, I just registered and joined this forum. I am new to farming equipment and need some help to know if i am going in the right direction. I picked up a Massey Model 3 Square Bailer for a song, it packs the hay in there pretty good, but when tying the string, one side doesn't quite finish the...