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Old Ferguson? grain drill

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Jason in PA

06-18-2003 14:49:27




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I have an old drill that I think is a Ferguson. I have a parts book that describes it as a Ferguson D-137-D, however, the back of the seed hoppers says: "38 Dempster 137". The drill still works fine, but I need the funnel/seed tube that goes from the seed hopper to the boot. The original was a metal funnel connected to a telescoping tube made of thin metal. I am guessing that a more "modern" rubber tube would work, but I don't know which one. Anyone else have any experience or suggestions with this? Thanks!

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S. Claus

06-19-2003 19:22:10




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 Re: old Ferguson? grain drill in reply to Jason in PA, 06-18-2003 14:49:27  
I am in the same situation as you with the seed tubes. I need to replace 3 grain tubes and all the grass seed tubes on a drill. Nobody makes the metal spiral tubes anymore and I don't care for the rubber ones on a classic drill.

I went out to the local HVAC supply house and bought 36 X 96 sheet metal to make the replacements myself. If you analyze the metal seed tubes they are not complicated at all. With some tin snips and a form, you can make your own replacements plus some spares. Gather your tools and head out to the metal shop.

Best to you and yours.

Santa

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