Combines U joint on bin auger

I don't remember exactly on which end but the u joint is treaded on one end, I think its the shaft end it may be locktighted on so you may need some persuation, we used a pipe wrench to hold the shaft end while turning the other, you need to undo the bearing on top of bubble up auger to allow for movement. Hope this helps.

It has reverse threads on one side on our R62.

Should be right hand (normal) threads on both yokes.

Its just a pleasure working on those Gleaners!What a simple design for replacing the u-joint or anything else on the machine I might add. jl