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| Leon Purkey
02-20-2012 14:28:00
69.130.163.103
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| Kevin Happke
02-20-2012 14:35:06
184.158.30.80
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Re: john deere grainbinder in reply to Leon Purkey, 02-20-2012 14:28:00
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| Where are you located? Do you need all the canvases, do you know the sizes are that you need?? I have a bunch and you can still read John Deere on them
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| Leon Purkey
02-20-2012 14:52:21
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Re: john deere grainbinder in reply to Kevin Happke, 02-20-2012 14:35:06
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| In Northwest Ohio. Main bottom canvas appear to be 4'3" wide and circumference length should be 11' 4" long
The "top two - lift canvas" 48" wide & 7'7" long and 4' 3" wide and 7'6".
Not sure of the exact name for each of the canvas so let me know if you need more info.
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| Richard Hare
02-20-2012 19:09:42
199.243.31.19
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Re: john deere grainbinder in reply to Leon Purkey, 02-20-2012 14:52:21
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| | Yor are alucky lad, Leon, if someone has canvases for you! I'm working on a McCormick binder, and as far as restoration goes, all I can say is it's very rewarding.
Spray any frozen bits with anti-sieze lube and be patient to let it soak before using a wrench.
You'll find the old iron nuts'n' bolts undoe a lot easier than modern ones.
Keep any rotted wood as a pattern for what you have to make.
Same with the tin.
Be patient if the knotter is froze, they don't like being hit with a hammer.:-)
It's all straight forward really.
Oh,... get a reprint of the book! (Setting up and operation)
Can't begin to say how valuable the manual is. Good luck. R.
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