Disc Repair help

[kuschneider]

I called Agri Supply. The women I spoke to couldn't have been less helpful if she spoke a Russian. Knew absolutely nothing about discs or my questions. Would've been just as good to call Applebee's and asked them.

 

[Steave]

No need taking them apart to repack. I just fill them with the grease gun it probably has 2 grease fitting per spool.

Next time go ahead and call Applebees ,order you something to eat, then go online to Agri Supply. I have never had much luck with callling them except to check for availability of a part.

 

[kuschneider]

Yeah, they have two zerks each. The ones I had to disassembled where so packed with crud I am not sure grease wouldve flowed through them. We shall see. I got the bearings today I needed. Should be an easy reassemble and install of the gang I removed.

 

[FarmWrench]

Schoup. Download a catalog. Don't expect them to help you. You are not their business model customer.

They can build a square shaft. You will have to buy the right ends. Most square shaft are forged, using a block to evenly apply clamping force to the concave and convex gang ends. A stamped and welded end saved a lot of expense on your disk.

Your deer plot disk isn't a farm tool but built for dear plots.

Build an acorn nut to protect the exposed threads.

 

[kuschneider]

Got everything reassembled and greased. Seemed like the inner most blades not eh front gangs were gonna collide, Just moved the two L shaped iron brackets to the opposite side of the angle iron frame. think i got a enough space now. Need to get back to the farm to disc and plant