Replacing a Bearing In a Tuffline Disk

I got the parts to fix the disk. So it's time to get it together and back in the field.

[@markmerritt4845]

I Appreciate this video. It helped me tremendously. I'd done it before a long time ago but forgot how. I Thank You Sir. God Bless You and Your Family.

[@VinceEspositoJr]

Very informative. I'm particularly impressed you did not spill your coffee. I see a used bearing press from craigslist in your future.

[@frankharris3293]

Thanks for illustrating. To improve adjust the sunlight out of the camera.

[@ABMFARM]

Thank You, I know it was frustrating trying to make this video and get things done and in the field as quick as possible but, I learned a lot and you most likely saved a pillar block and bearing from a torch death one of these days lol......

[@appalachianmountainman8126]

Soaking that bearing in dry ice helps alot.

[@harvestersix1252]

Thanks

[@RonJones_eVisibleMarketing]

Is yours a 1-1/8" axle? If so, do you recall the bearing part number you got? I found a supplier "the big bearing store" in Memphis who has reasonable prices on bearings & pillow blocks (gotta replace several).

[@andrewmcnair7258]

Thank You !

[@carlosrivas3004]

It would probably be a better idea to stick something through the shaft hole and turn it that way

[@user-yr7gc7ji6x]

Anybody know what they call that model disk? Or style I should say. Where the rear gangs can be removed?

[@Mtnfarmer]

It's just called a three point disk as far as I know

[@RonJones_eVisibleMarketing]

I bought one last summer from an old farmer in Alabama. Mine looks just like this one, the tag on it says it's a TMF (Tufline doesn't make it anymore).