John Deere Wagon Gear 6 Bolt Hub

Just disassemble and take to a facility like KAMAN where they can match up the bearings.

What he said.

Maybe a model 953 or 1065 running gear ??

Partscstalog.deere.com

This will give you parts drawings and parts numbers. You might be able to figure out what you have from there.
Are you sure it’s JD running gear?
Most bearings will have a part number stamped into them. That’s not a Deere part number, it’s a bearing part number that should cross reference to other bearing manufacturers.

MTB98 said:

Partscstalog.deere.com

This will give you parts drawings and parts numbers. You might be able to figure out what you have from there.
Are you sure it’s JD running gear?
Most bearings will have a part number stamped into them. That’s not a Deere part number, it’s a bearing part number that should cross reference to other bearing manufacturers.

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With those caps it is a Deere and old. We had one always liked those grease caps.

I think from on of my previous JD wagon researches that JD ceased manufacture of wagons with the screw-on hub cap with the cast JD in 1953. Models could be 952 or 953

Imagine...writing something on a piece of paper. How antiquated. 🤣 🤣

JD4430 said:

With those caps it is a Deere and old. We had one always liked those grease caps.

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Working on my phone and didn’t open the pics up larger. Looks to be JD!👍

It looks tome like an old 953. The 953 had a wide tongue where the queen pin goes. The 1065 had a narrower (probably half as wide) as the 953. The 953 tracked great; better than the newer 1065.

I've hauled a lot of hay & grain with 953 wagons (w/springs), oldest had 16" tires, newer two had 15".

workinonit said:

Imagine...writing something on a piece of paper. How antiquated. 🤣 🤣

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I have a whole stack of them and I believe all pre 1980. Most of equipment I don't remember. Came from a box I cleaned out of the desk in the milkhouse. Equipment brochures from 70's, 80's, 90's. Seed catalogs from same time period. Cigar box full of equipment quotes and other information that looking back is now very interesting. Dad purchased a first year JD6400 and came across the extended warranty certificate JD sent. Went from 2 years/2000hrs to 3 years/3000 hrs. I know ours had issues.

After looking at some parts diagrams on partscatalog.deere.com I'm relatively certain that it's a Model 953. Does anyone know what weight that model was rated for?