MF- 25 disc harrow

[PSDStu]

It's listed for $850 with the company below if anyone in that area is interested.

WEHRLE BROS. EQUIP.
RT 185 & VAN TRAN AVE
VANDALIA, IL 62471
Phone : 618-283-0713
Fax : 618-283-0732

[drz400]

Sounds like there not going to give it away !!!

[D Brownlee]

I have a set of MF #25 disc harrows that i will be scrapping. We broke one of the cast bearings spools and can not find a replacement. From what I have been able to find out it has the old style cast spools. All of thescrapers are on the rear gangs as well. One of the gang rods is slightly bent from when we broke the bearing spool.

If anyone is interested my email is dbrownlee88@hotmail.com

[sweettractors]

Sounds like there not going to give it away !!!

That is not a give away price, however, it is a fair price for a good 25 MF disc. The best lift disc ever made. Ken Sweet

[skyviewridge]

I have a MF-25 disc harrow that needs axle bearings.The orginal bearings consisted of a 2 piece top and bottom casting .A spool with ribs is inside the casting.It also has 2 grease fittings on the casting.Is this just a metal against metal bearing surface?The part #'s I have are 663848 M1 and 663843 M1. Is there a way to convert these #'s with Agri-Supply #'s.Has anyone been down this road before? Thanks...Ken

I have a set of the bearing casings complete with the spool from an original MF 25 that we are parting. They are priced at $175 plus freight, for the 3 piece set. phone # is: 816 277 4968

[Lazarus]

I have a couple of questions about the MF 25 disc harrow. The gangs on mine are all loose and the bottoms of the bolts attaching them are flat rather than hexed. Are the gangs that hold the disc scrapers intended to be loose? At first I though this was the case, but looking at FWJ's excellent restoration and other photos I have seen they appear to be snug. Also should the gang rails be above the connecting parts or below them (where they are bolted to from the frame). Some on mine are above, some below, as a result the ends of the disc scrapers are all over the place. I will refer to FWJ's photos for clues but if anyone has any information about what should be snug and what joints should be loose to provide flexibility I would be very appreciative.
Thanks, Phil

[Lazarus]

never mind, once I got it all apart it became obvious. resto is now complete.