That number has been replaced by 3J5689. Seems to be an odd ball trunnion bearing number....couldn't find it in any of my blade stuff.
Thanks OM. figured i could count on you to put me right..
they are brass split bushings that fit on the cylinders on my balderson inside blade, maybe thats why they are different.
Thanks! again
Did find the 2H6473 application.....was looking at blade end. These are the two piece bearing units used at the hard nose mount same for D6 and D7, not normally called out as a trunnion.
At this time Cat liked the term trunnion as they used it for a number of parts that I don't think of as trunnions.The short bolt in shaft in the transmission of 9u was the first I came a cross.I didn't think in those terms if it was a shaft if it had a bearing on it,but I see anything that is attached at one end and holds anything that moves is trunnion.
Ray
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