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Butch(OH) 
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 Topic: Implement hubs interchange ?
Posted: 07 Dec 2011 at 11:50am |
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My 9000 plow has a 6 bolt hub/wheel on the furrow side and a 4 bolt hub on the land side. Not sure what is supposed to be on it but Id like to replace the 4 bolt with another 6 so I can put a wide 6 bolt rim and 11L tire on it. Anyone know if the commonly available hubs for tractor fronts will work or have an extra 6 bolt Implement hub?
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BobHnwO
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Posted: 07 Dec 2011 at 12:34pm |
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Do yer two hubs interchange with each other?
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Gerald J.
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Posted: 07 Dec 2011 at 12:37pm |
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Implement and front wheel hubs vary by bearings, spindle diameter, bearing spacing, and offset. Bearings can sometimes be had in several outside and bores with the same bearing surface dimensions as can seals.
Shoup (www.shoupparts.com) and Baum Hydraulics (www.baumhydraulics.com) have an assortment of hubs (and spindles to fit) with pretty good dimensions in their catalogs. You can download the appropriate sections from Baum Hydraulics and then do the selection search. Hubs are in Baum's section F along with standard bearings and seals. Other bearings and seals are in their section R. Their catalog discount is disguised in the DATE, like DATE 2000 means 20% discount.
Both Shoup and Baum had a hub to fit my 2000 monoframe AC plow.
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Gerald J.
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Posted: 07 Dec 2011 at 12:50pm |
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Digging into my parts book, I find an assortment of rear wheel, furrow wheel, and gauge wheel assemblies for the 9000 depending on the number of bottoms. For all cases but the gauge wheel, they offered 4 bolt and 6 bolt assemblies, but they used different spindle/axle assemblies and different bearings. I can't identify bearings or hubs from the parts book information. Many of the spindles are welded in place so could be cut out and a spindle for the heavier hub welded in. Or the center of an 8" wide rim for the 11L tire could be welded in place of the 4 bolt center. Generally the load rating of a 4 bolt hub is a lot smaller than that for a 6 bolt hub, so the bearings and spindle for the 4 bolt hub are usually smaller and closer spaced. But between the hubs available from Baum and Shoup and the bearings available at Baum it might be possible to simply swap hubs. I haven't tried it.
Gerald J.
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Posted: 07 Dec 2011 at 12:51pm |
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I have a #84 series pulltype plow that has a 4 bolt hub on the furrow side and 6 bolt hub on the land side. I am also looking to switch the 6 bolt over to a 4 bolt.
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BobHnwO
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Posted: 07 Dec 2011 at 12:55pm |
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Maybe redrill the 4 bolt to 6 or make an adapter.
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R Aiken
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Posted: 07 Dec 2011 at 4:44pm |
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Butch, You could use a 11L x 14" 4 bolt wheel off an old New Holland haybine. Richard
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