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Disc Identification - not AC
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    Posted: 05 May 2022 at 12:45pm
Hi all,

I have an old disc that has broken, and I am attempting to find the parts for it, however can not seem to find the make.  It's not AC, but I figured someone might recognize it.  The part that is broken is the bearing housing that attaches to the frame, both broke as they are cast iron and the axle has come off as a result.  Unfortunately now is the time I need it haha!  I've attached photos of all the numbers I could find, one on the disc bearing , left side says "KK" right side says "2700-B".  I took this as "King Kutter". however when I called them they said they have no idea what it is...

The number on the axle looks like it is KK2703-6?  maybe B? 

Let me know if there is any additional info I can help supply or if you recognize it at all!  

Thanks in advance












Edited by cgraffeo - 05 May 2022 at 12:48pm
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Guessing old Oliver or JD. Looks like green paint.
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Oh man John, I think you have something there!

I didn't notice the green paint, but you are right.  I looked up on ebay and I found that John Deere disc harrow bearings have a similar number pattern 
https://www.ebay.com/itm/324708733847?hash=item4b9a261397:g:MCEAAOSwWyhg6I3m

IE:KK4401B .

I'll have to look into that a bit more I think
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You might want look up Case too. Dad had 1 similar in 1959. It was a Case.
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John Deere would have the "JD" casted on its parts. Case would have the eagle casted in their's. I'm guessing Oliver by the numbers. They used "E, X, B, P, and C in their casting codes.

Edited by steelwheelAcjim - 06 May 2022 at 9:40am
Pre-WW2 A-C tractors on steel wheels...because I'm too cheap to buy tires!
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