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    Posted: 19 Mar 2019 at 12:42pm
Guys any idea where to get the part no or size for AC ED 40 steering box bearings.
Thanks

Edited by everett048 - 19 Mar 2019 at 12:42pm
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Is there not a number on the bearing itself or could you not take the bearing out and take them to your bearing suppliers so they can match them up
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You likely have the part numbers from the ED40 parts book at AGCOpartsbooks. If not what I found were 70715042 cup and 70715043 bearing and cage; no luck crossing them to something else as yet however. I wonder if AGCO might have them.
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Did about a half hour looking Mark and I can't find anything that matches Jim's numbers.
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Good luck with finding some parts. I would try to match the bearings themselves. You will have better luck in the UK then I am having in the US. I'm still on the look out for a tachometer/hour meter, mine is just a shell.
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Guys only problem is not enough left to get numbers from all in bits in steering box.

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Get yourself a cheap dial caliper, and measure the bore, the depth, and the shaft  OD.
 That is all you really need to find replacement bearings if you have a  good supply house close by.
http://www.ae-ta.com
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Maybe worth a check with Sandy Lake to see if they might have any ideas. They have an add in the store here, email and phone contact info.
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This is not for me just trying to help some one out,They was a piece of junk years ago nothing has changed. 
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Hi

I have parts for Gear Box of ED40. 
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John do you have any other parts available?
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Hi,
No i have only the gearbox now
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