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This is why I'm doing a full rebuild

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    Posted: 14 Jul 2012 at 9:51pm
Lost in the grease from a past bearing disintigration I found this metal.  on first inspection everything looked good, grease even looked and felt ok. However when I clean out the grease from the hub assembly I found this.  would not have been happy to have a new bearing take in some of this.
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I'm finding that even the oil is pretty gritty, when washing the housings out. After years of hard working a lot a metal has become a part of the system. 
 
This narrow front end design does seem to be the weekest link in the tractor.  here is a picture of the shaft.  This won't be a cheap fix.
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If you have to break something down and decide to save money by not replacing something you automaticall end up spending twice what you thought you saved. That's my experience anyway.
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+1 on the full monte. When I went to replace the lower seal on my D17 steering gear, I couldn't believe the amount of crud that was inside there and that it hadn't managed to destroy the P/S pump.
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