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John Deere Light Running Grain Binder Wooden Reel

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Stevie J. Mote

10-11-2009 19:22:38




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Hello. I have just purchased an 8ft John Deere Light-Running Grain Binder. All the metal parts are there and complete. My question is about the wooden reel parts. What are the dimensions? Type of wood? Also were can I get canvas for this machine. Anyother thing that you can tell me about these machines will be greatly appreciated. THANKS




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dboll

10-12-2009 11:53:41




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 Re: John Deere Light Running Grain Binder Wooden Reel in reply to Stevie J. Mote, 10-11-2009 19:22:38  
old cedar house siding makes good bats



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KEH

10-12-2009 10:10:08




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 Re: John Deere Light Running Grain Binder Wooden Reel in reply to Stevie J. Mote, 10-11-2009 19:22:38  

Never used a JD, but you can figure it out. Set the reel height at its lowest point on the adjustment lever. The length for the spokes will be just clearing the guards on the cutterbar. The metal reel should have brackets that the wooden spokes fit in. Cut wood to fit.
Spokes should be made from oak for strength and decay resistance, but any hardwood except poplar or something similar should do. Slats probably measured 3/8 by 3 or 3 1/2 inches and as I recall they were made from clear grained pine or fir with fir probably being better because of being less likely to warp. The reel should not be too heavy so as to not put so much strain on its drive train.

KEH

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wally b

10-12-2009 10:58:48




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 Re: John Deere Light Running Grain Binder Wooden Reel in reply to KEH, 10-12-2009 10:10:08  
enos yoder
9767 sneff rd
dundee oh 44624

He makes canvases for binders. You have to write him as he is amish

wally



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