John Deere® Compatible Draper Roller Drive Repair Hub

Keep your product feeding system in top condition with this premium Australian-made draper drive roller repair hub. Specifically engineered for John Deere® 600D and 700D series draper fronts, this high-strength hub is a cost-effective solution for restoring reliable belt drive performance.

This C&M aftermarket repair hub allows you to refurbish existing centre and side belt drive rollers where the keyway or shaft has become unserviceable. Precision-machined from high-quality steel, the unit features a split-hub design with two high-tensile cap screws that provide massive clamping pressure. Implementing this proactive preventative maintenance solution provides an extended service life for your draper rollers, saving significant costs by reusing the existing roller tube.

John Deere® OEM Cross-Reference

Fits Drive Roller Part Numbers: AXE169282, AH212964, AH212965

Draper Drive Roller Repair Hub for John Deere 630D, 640D, 735D, 740D Models

Series	Models	Serial / Year
John Deere® 600D	625D, 630D, 635D, 640D	All Series
John Deere® 700D	725D, 730D, 735D, 740D	All Series

Technical Specifications & Features

• Quality Assurance: Proudly C&M Australian made to keep your equipment in top condition.
• Shaft Fitment: 1.00" Bore with 1/4" Keyway.
• Dimensions: 70mm Outer Diameter (OD) | 75mm Length | 58mm Spigot Diameter.
• Installation Design: Split-hub clamping with a machined V-groove for accurate draper mat tracking.
• Repair Method: Designed to be welded into existing roller tubes after machining for a precision fit.
• Available for fast Australia-wide dispatch from Collier & Miller.

Expert Maintenance & Welding Procedure

To ensure a professional-grade repair and maintain your product feeding system in top condition, please follow these alignment guidelines during installation:

1. Preparation: Part off the worn hub from the existing roller tube to the required length.
2. Machining: Machine the internal bore of the roller tube to match the 58mm spigot diameter for a "press-fit" finish. Note: If repairing a genuine John Deere roller, tube wall thickness may vary; ensure the spigot is centred accurately.
3. Alignment: Place the assembly in a lathe or rollers to check for "run-out" before welding. Proper alignment is critical to prevent belt "wobble" and ensure an extended service life.
4. Welding: Pulse-weld or stitch-weld the hub to the tube to minimize heat distortion.

Standard preventative maintenance using this method allows for a precision-aligned drive shaft that eliminates belt slippage and protects the power transmission integrity of your draper front.