4wd. Question

[scesnick]

I finally ordered my parts from Hoye tractors to fix the 4wd on my 200BD. My question is this: Are the needle bearings ( #47) pressed on to the shaft ( #44) or are they just "tapped" onto the shaft with a rubber mallet? I didn't receive the parts yet, But this is the only thing I'm not sure about on the re-assembly. The schmatic is linked below, Thanks.....

4WD_INTERNAL: Yanmar Tractor Parts

 

[lens12]

Needle bearings should slide on .

 

[gb19711]

Has it taken this long to get these parts or did you just recently order them? If it takes this long I might want to order now in order to have them in time for spring repairs!!

Greg

 

[normde2001]

Has it taken this long to get these parts or did you just recently order them? If it takes this long I might want to order now in order to have them in time for spring repairs!!

Greg

You get parts from Hoye in 3-4 days, depending on your location.

 

[LMTC]

The same from us....3-4 days.

 

[scesnick]

No, I was just putting it off, Trying to get my bigger snow removing toys ( Case 580 Backhoe ) up and running first. Of course this is all in between working 12 hr. shifts and yada, yada, Yada, the same "no time" story as everyone else I suppose.

FYI, these 2 needle bearings do NOT come in a set. I ordered the second one from LMTC today. $20.00 a piece everywhere I looked.