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new holland haybine

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randy ,k

09-08-2004 23:43:29




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will the 488 NH haybine gear box assembly fit the 469 NH haybine .they look like they bolt on the same way .Wanted to know because I hate that clicking the pulley makes when you shut the pto off and my 469 pulley and shaft need to be replaced it will cost 1000$ Canadian .I looked at it and it looks like it would fit all they changed was the pulley and gear box size every thing else looks the same.The 469 has a pulley with a clicker so the rollers can keep rolling after the pto's shut off and the 488 is just a pulley and the rollers come to a stop faster which is nice.Plus it looks cheaper any help would be nice.

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Steve from New Holland

09-09-2004 04:23:47




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 Re: new holland haybine in reply to randy ,k, 09-08-2004 23:43:29  
Randy, it will, but there is a much easier and simpler way to fix your concern. Take the over-running clutch that you have on that 469, put the drive pins up against their spot to drive and weld the 2 pieces solidly together. This will be a good permanant fix. No money except for welding. Steve



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Steve from New Holland

09-09-2004 04:23:30




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 Re: new holland haybine in reply to randy ,k, 09-08-2004 23:43:29  
Randy, it will, but there is a much easier and simpler way to fix your concern. Take the over-running clutch that you have on that 469, put the drive pins up against their spot to drive and weld the 2 pieces solidly together. This will be a good permanant fix. No money except for welding. Steve



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