John Deere 6310 Front Hub Seal Replacement. Part Two

In this video Dad and I put the front hub back together on John Deere 6310.
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Title: John Deere 6310 Front Hub Seal Replacement. Part Two
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[@yannkastler8530]

Hello. Do you have the part number for that seal. Seems that jd gave me a wrong one! Thanks

[@CamshaftFM]

No sorry I don’t. You can make an account on the John Deere website and use the parts manuals on there to find the right one.

[@frankandersstuen1464]

where is the adjustment for the bearing? I have some play in mine...

[@CamshaftFM]

The adjustment is in how tight the sun gear is done up when you put it over the bearing, you will need to look up the tension for the bolts. Hope that helps.

[@frankandersstuen1464]

@@CamshaftFM so the answere is no. thank you from Norway.

[@MF175mp]

​@@frankandersstuen1464there is no official adjustment. I bought shim rings with 110mm hole and put them between the sun gear and the bearing race. Careful not to squeeze them between the sun gear and the body as well.