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Roll pin in sprocket

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Jon in MN

09-25-2004 20:39:18




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I"m replacing some gathering chain sprockets on a IH 844 corn head. The new sprocket came with two roll pins (coiled steel) to pin on the new sprocket. One roll pin is smaller than the other, and I assume that you drive in the larger, then drive the smaller into the center of the larger. Is this correct? There does not appear to be enough room in the larger pin to do this though. What"s the trick? Any advice would be appreciated.

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RickB

09-26-2004 04:15:31




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 Re: Roll pin in sprocket in reply to Jon in MN, 09-25-2004 20:39:18  
I am not a combine guy, but typically, you drive the larger pin in about 2/3s of the way, then start the smaller one, when that one meets the larger pin, drive them both in. Remove them one at a time.



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Leland

09-26-2004 17:51:31




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 Re: Roll pin in sprocket in reply to RickB, 09-26-2004 04:15:31  
Rick it would not hurt to keep a couple of extra sets of spares in cab these will shear from time to time. one fall I helped replace many of these in a head. it seemed to much grass around snapping rollers caused this.



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