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johndeereman

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Is anyone parting out a new Holland 320
square baler? I'm looking for parts for the
feed fingers as I call them I Know not a
technical term. I pulled up a stick which
broke some of the aluminum fingers and
pulled the piece they are bolted to down out
of the slider. Or maybe someone here knows a
cheaper easier fix. I'm open to anything
that would work. Gotta get hay made. Thanks
 
Those aluminum finger/tines really aren't very expencive.By the time you pay for shipping and the (used) tines,you could probably buy new.Not to mention the time to search and ship. They are probably even in stock.Go get them today before it rains and get your hay baled. Ruined hay isn't worth saveing a few bucks on parts.
 
I'm with Delta Red - I picked up new ones for my 316 at the dealer. They weren't much, and chances are the used ones are worn, which is what the problem with mine were. They were a couple inches shorter than the new ones - made quite a difference.
Pete
 
Thanks I'll call the dealership tomorrow. The reason I started looking for used is my dad said he bought some for a customer of his and they were $70 each.
 
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