Well I was combining my last past of soybeans and Bamthe head jumped and made a awful racket. I shutter down to realize the drum fingers had somehow got under look the edge of the auger got crooked ad punched new holes thru the drum. I think it's because the plastic guides were old and fell apart letting the fingers get sloppy. I was able to remove the good ones and cut the bad ones and Finnished fingerless. She didn't like it but did it. I think the finger shaft might be bent so anyone know where to find guides and fingers. 1967 International 303
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