I have a Big Blue hay wagon, and need to replace the fron left axle. The entire wheel came off and bearings and wheel "guts" are missing. The spindle where the wheel mounts is all that is left, and has a small flat spot worn on the bottom from dragging on the pavement. Can anyone tell me where I might be able to get parts or repair this flatbed wagon. The running gear is in generally good shape, but the wheels/bearings are in need of replacement/repair. I live in Ohatchee, AL (near Anniston/Oxford). Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for your input!!!!!!
Big Blue Hay Wagon
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MarkLeininger
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Try etrailer.com. You might be able to get something designed for a trailer that you could make work.
MikeD74T
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Pull the wheel on the other side & get numbers from the bearings or at least accurate dimensions - ID,OD,length. Then you can order bearings from any bearing supply house, most auto parts stores, or off the Net. MikeD74T
ScottAR
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Any good auto/farm parts ought to be able to get you the bearings/seals and possibly the hub if needed. The spindle might be an issue if you want to replace it. Bolt on and it's pretty easy. Weld on and it's harder.
The bearings/races should have a number on the edge. Seals do too but on old ones it's usually missing. You may have to pull apart the opposite side to get any useable numbers.
Post some numbers if you can't find em locally. I'll help out if I can.
The bearings/races should have a number on the edge. Seals do too but on old ones it's usually missing. You may have to pull apart the opposite side to get any useable numbers.
Post some numbers if you can't find em locally. I'll help out if I can.
ScottAR
Veteran Member
Any good auto/farm parts ought to be able to get you the bearings/seals and possibly the hub if needed. The spindle might be an issue if you want to replace it. Bolt on and it's pretty easy. Weld on and it's harder.
The bearings/races should have a number on the edge. Seals do too but on old ones it's usually missing. You may have to pull apart the opposite side to get any useable numbers.
Post some numbers if you can't find em locally. I'll help out if I can.
The bearings/races should have a number on the edge. Seals do too but on old ones it's usually missing. You may have to pull apart the opposite side to get any useable numbers.
Post some numbers if you can't find em locally. I'll help out if I can.
