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Series 4 U joint yoke
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    Posted: 20 Oct 2019 at 1:51am
I'm trying to find a u joint yoke to get my Hesston 4590 baler PTO back to running.  It's a series 4 with a 1 5/8" round opening.  Anyone know where I can get one?
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Can you get a 1-1/2" bore series 4 and have a machine shop open the bore and keyway up to match yours? I know it is more work than just getting one with the right bore, but might be easier to find. I have known of some larger bearing houses machining, or having, machined couplings to a customers spec. How about a Hesston dealer?
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John our local welding shop stocks most u joint parts. You might check with your locals. Good luck.
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