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    Posted: 16 Jan 2019 at 3:25pm
I have an FPD50-24-2PS here and it needs both ujoints replaced in the 'driveshaft'. I'd almost call it a double carden joint  as both ujoints are next to each other.
I'll bet they're originals and never greased.....
Anyway , does anyone have real part numbers or a page out of a book to help?
I really want the replacements on hand BEFORE I TRY to get these out. I know by looking it'll be a struggle from the top. Should I build ramps and try from below ?

Any help is appreciated.
Jay
3 D-14s,A-C forklift, B-112
Kubota BX23S lil' TOOT( The Other Orange Tractor)

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anyone got any info... maybe a close 'relative' of my machine ?
good new is it's too dang cold here for the next week...bad news is ,it's too dang cold..shouldhv put in garage to work on it.

Jay
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can you send me a picture of your machine, I believe I have a close relative but would have to go outside to building to get model #. but I have the factory service manual which has the part numbers. you would most likely have to get to it from bottom. I have had mine jacked up in air and blocked up to work on it from bottom. I use 2 floor jacks at a time on each side until I can get a couple 5x5 blocks under it. would not be a fun outside project this time of year
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the beastie....
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