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MH60 PT straw walkers

The original part number was 209 150 M21. I forget whether you add 50 or 70 to the front end to get Agco part numbers. The straw walkers are 86 long. The crankshaft bearings are at 30 and 64 from the front end. The units are 8 3/8 wide. These measurements may not be exact.

If anybody has a 510 or slightly newer combine that they could measure (or a parts book), I would appreciate knowing what is in it.

Greg
 
Hi Bob,
You are a ways from here. I hope you are not in a hurry to junk them.

At some point in this machine's life somebody ran a big rock through it. I got the cylinder bars straightened out and it does a good job with small grain. A few years ago I found a 52 tooth cylinder sprocket and got it slowed down enough to do soybeans. The dents in the straw walkers catch the bean straw. The straw catches the shelled pods...

Yellow blossom sweet clover is a real disaster. If I can't find any walkers I'll try making a puller to get the dents out. If that doesn't work, How far are you from Winnipeg ?
Greg
 
If you look really close there are a couple of MH 60 Combines in the Bush.
One ran on my property from the time it was new until 1980.
The other was purchased only for the Engine...and Neighbour needed parts.
Both had 4-cylinder Continental engines.

Around 1977 I purchased a spare MH 60..Installed the Engine on a 6 X 6 (Truck was left over from the construction of the Alaska /Alcan Highway) and skidded Pine Trees to our Saw mill.


If you google Dawson Creek British Columbia Canada we are 25 miles South East in Alberta...
The next several months my wife and I are at our winter residence in Arizona.

Bob..
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Looks like 1200 miles +/- from Winnipeg. Roadtrip !

I'm going to see if there is something closer, but...

Thanks for the reply and the pics.

Greg
 
How close is a 60 to a Clipper pull type? 80-something year old neighbor who I rent from has a Clipper parked in the weeds. Northwest WI.
 
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