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Need info from Parts Manual forOxnard Model K Disc

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    Posted: 07 Apr 2022 at 11:21am
A member of the Buckeye Allis Club aquired a Model K Offset Disc that is missing a part of the leveling mechanism at the front of the disc.  If anyone has a Model K, or a parts manual that would list the part #, or maybe a drawing or photo of the missing part he would  appriciate any assistance.  With the part # maybe a part could be found, and with a drawing or photo, maybe it could be reproduced.  I will add a photo showing where the missing part should be.  Its some type of a split collar that fits over the round upright at the undercut and attaches to the clevis on the rod that extends to the drawbar.

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It's actually a rectangular block. It is retained by a bolt that fits the groove on the vertical pin.
I had to make one for my K offset. I'm looking for the drawing. If I cannot find I will measure mine.
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Appears there is a missing bearing block by the picture.
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Damn. Always wanted a little K disc. Thats a nice one. We dont see any Oxnard implements here in MI
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It looks like you need the Block 70406695, 2 plates 70406715, A pin and the bolt to attach the plates to what you have. Those parts look like you could make then if you can't find them.
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Thanks for the replies.

As I study the photos, it appears that the block that is missing at the top may be a duplicate of the block mounted on the bottom of the verticle member where the draw bar is attached.  Would this be correct?
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The bottom block is a different part number than the top one.
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PaulB, do you have a parts book that you might snap a photo of the part drawings and either post it or send me an email?
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If I can remember, I will take a pic of mine. I have a model K at the farm. It is an awesome cutting disc. Tracy
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 Here is a drawing of what made for my K. It may not be exactly like the original. It uses a 5/8 bolt with a .940 dia. spacer on each side that the yoke slides on.


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Originally posted by Tracy Martin TN Tracy Martin TN wrote:


If I can remember, I will take a pic of mine. I have a model K at the farm. It is an awesome cutting disc. Tracy


I had a neighbor that had one and a D-19 diesel tractor. When they sold his equipment at his estate auction about 35 years ago I knew the man brought both the D-19 tractor and the model K offset disk. When he died I not sure what happen or who got the tractor and disk. They are a neat disk.
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Thanks Joe(TX) for the drawing, and to all the others that replied.
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