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Fox Forage chopper

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T

08-18-2007 08:51:28




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looking for new sections and other corn head parts. any ideas?

I think they got bought out by Brady and they got bought out by??

Thank You in advance!




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ny bill

08-19-2007 18:35:34




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 Re: Fox Forage chopper in reply to T, 08-18-2007 08:51:28  
try Norris Works in indiana. 812-534-3472. i think he has more fox parts than even hiniker.



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Don-Wi

08-18-2007 15:32:03




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 Re: Fox Forage chopper in reply to T, 08-18-2007 08:51:28  
Like Tim says- owned by hiniker. Best bet for most parts is to contact them direct. They'll drop ship to your house and they're quick about it too.

Donovan from Wisconsin



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Tim(nj)

08-18-2007 10:31:06




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 Re: Fox Forage chopper in reply to T, 08-18-2007 08:51:28  
Hiniker Corporation bought Fox and some parts are still available. AGCO has nothing to do with the old Fox line, some parts matching are coincidence, I suppose.



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Wisconsin Cowman

08-18-2007 10:03:30




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 Re: Fox Forage chopper in reply to T, 08-18-2007 08:51:28  
You would have to go to salvage yards. Some parts you can get from Agco dealers. Or hit some farm actions or asking some farmers around your area or try to go to dealers. And look around last year I found a very nice hay and corn head for mine at a dealer. Got both for $300. If you know a farm paper that has classifieds in that is a good spot to look also. You may have to a have some pieces made up by machine shops or fabrication places like sheet metal or shafts.

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