how about a Oklahoma,AR,MO,KS,TX,+IA GTG thread?

[Cat 525]

Missed the rain again. Saying hot weather for awhile yet. 100 stuff next week!

 

[Sawdust Man]

Just get them dry and out of the weather, and they’ll last longer than you’ll have need of them.
Stacked in contact with each other where moisture can be between them is the worst thing for them.

This is the truth....



Good morning guys.
Thankfully we ended up about an inch of rain yesterday.

 

[Hedgerow]

Got back from MI last night and poured 1.9" of liquid from the rain gauge.

Now maybe the chisel plow can get to it's maximum depth.. We got a lot of tight packed acres to run through this fall..

 

[Workshop]

Morning everybody.

 

[Hinerman]

I like bacon....and sausage.....and ham....and pork chops....and pork tenderloin....and pork roast....and pulled pork....and pork ribs...

Carry on!

 

[Semotony]

We just got another pretty good downpour here, we'll have to see what the liars say in the morning for a total

Ended up at the homestead with this, pic was 12 miles east

 

[Sawdust Man]

I like bacon....and sausage.....and ham....and pork chops....and pork tenderloin....and pork roast....and pulled pork....and pork ribs...

Carry on!

Bbq'd ribs off that hog we harvested a couple weeks back.

 

[Sawdust Man]

Anybody know anything about busted gears?
It's the planetary guts for the rear hub on an '07 Allmand TLB535 backhoe, no longer in production, and the only source for parts is a place in ct that's totally incompetent.
Dang, it turned out to be a bad day!

 

[67L36Driver]

Anybody know anything about busted gears?
It's the planetary guts for the rear hub on an '07 Allmand TLB535 backhoe, no longer in production, and the only source for parts is a place in ct that's totally incompetent.
Dang, it turned out to be a bad day!View attachment 347471

Come down to “Who made the gearbox?”.

Like most machine builders they source their subassemblies from manufacturers.

 

[Hedgerow]

Anybody know anything about busted gears?
It's the planetary guts for the rear hub on an '07 Allmand TLB535 backhoe, no longer in production, and the only source for parts is a place in ct that's totally incompetent.
Dang, it turned out to be a bad day!View attachment 347471

If you can get all the specs, Bates bearing or bearing headquarters might be able to help..

No guarantees...

 

[Sawdust Man]

Come down to “Who made the gearbox?”.

Like most machine builders they source their subassemblies from manufacturers.

I kinda figured the rear axle assembly was made by someone other than Allmand, but I haven't been able to find any info on that so far, I'll have to keep looking.
Thanks.

 

[Sawdust Man]

If you can get all the specs, Bates bearing or bearing headquarters might be able to help..

No guarantees...

Thanks for the leads boss, I'll check it out tomorrow.

 

[plcnut]

If you can get all the specs, Bates bearing or bearing headquarters might be able to help..

No guarantees...

I used Bates quite a lot in the past. They are now owned by Purvis Industries.
They were real good at finding parts for me.

 

[plcnut]

Anybody know anything about busted gears?
It's the planetary guts for the rear hub on an '07 Allmand TLB535 backhoe, no longer in production, and the only source for parts is a place in ct that's totally incompetent.
Dang, it turned out to be a bad day!View attachment 347471

Were you able to determine the cause of failure?
Or does that appear to be the only broken piece?
That would be quite a brazing job, but I bet it could be done. I don't know how it would hold up though.

 

[Hedgerow]

I used Bates quite a lot in the past. They are now owned by Purvis Industries.
They were real good at finding parts for me.

Yup..
Purvis has Doug.. he’s a good bloodhound...

 

[moparnut88]

Thanks for the leads boss, I'll check it out tomorrow.

A good machine shop can make that from scratch. I’ve got a local friend that could make that in his shop. If all other sources fail. Could be pricey thought.


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[plcnut]

A good machine shop can make that from scratch. I’ve got a local friend that could make that in his shop. If all other sources fail. Could be pricey thought.


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Does he have a hobber, or would he mill it?

 

[moparnut88]

Does he have a hobber, or would he mill it?

It’s Menz. He has several lathes, mills, but on the tooth I figure he will use his shaper.


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[moparnut88]

I think I’ve even got some cutters that are for teeth but I’m missing the arbor.


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[67L36Driver]

We (Wire Rope corp) had a couple truckloads of ordinary spur gears made by a shop in Kansas City.

But the geezer don’t remember their name. [emoji58]