Firming Arm Pivot Kit- JD 50 Drills
$45.00
Chromed sleeve, bushings, and seals for firming arm’s pivot, JD 750 & 1850 drills (doesn’t fit the earliest 750s). Chromed steel sleeve is 69mm version for the 750s and 1850s. Note: The 50-series firming arm has the pin welded into it—you’ll need to cut this off of the arm and bore a hole in that spot for a 5/8″ bolt.
Chromed sleeve, bushings, and seals for firming arm pivot, JD 750 & 1850 drills (doesn�t fit the earliest 750s). Chromed steel sleeve is 69mm version for the 750s and 1850s. Note: The 50-series firming arm has the pin welded into it – can cut this off of the arm and bore a hole in that spot for a 5/8″ bolt.
LEGACY P/N WAS ARI NG69 – Firming arm pivot bushing kit for JD 750/1850 drills
| Weight | 0.41875 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 2.5 × 1.5 × 1.5 in |
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