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parts sources for MH 60 combine

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riverbend

08-22-2004 20:28:27




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I am looking for some obscure parts for my 1958 MH model 60 PT combine. In particular 213 495 M11, triple sprocket for the beater shaft (13T double, 11T single), and 210 303 M2, double sprocket for the cylinder shaft (52T).I am trying to slow the cylinder down to do dry beans.

Do you know of anyone who would be some what likely to have these ?

Thanks

Greg

ps. If I can get away from here I am hoping to run down to LeSuer to have a look around.

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Hotrod76

08-23-2004 21:19:12




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 Re: parts sources for MH 60 combine in reply to riverbend, 08-22-2004 20:28:27  
i work at a massey dealer in the parts dept. I will check and see if i have in stock. We have been there 44 years and i can still get just about everything



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riverbend

08-24-2004 11:32:08




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 Re: parts sources for MH 60 combine in reply to Hotrod76, 08-23-2004 21:19:12  
Well, dang. I feel kind of foolish.

I called Wilmer Farm Center to ask the partsman if he knew of any salvage yards that would have some old MH combines. He wasn't sure, but had the name of a guy who had restored some and had scoured the countryside looking for parts. When I gave the partsman at WFC the part numbers, they came up with prices, and he thought that they would be good numbers.

Massey must not be like other colors. Sometimes the older the parts get, or the fewer that there are, the higher the price. Each sprocket was under $25.

Thanks for the tip. I should have tried that first myself. It is just hard to believe that odd ball parts like these two special sprockets would be available after almost 60 years.

Greg

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Harold O

08-22-2004 21:05:53




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 Re: parts sources for MH 60 combine in reply to riverbend, 08-22-2004 20:28:27  
Mayby I can help you. I had a M H 26,60 and 72 ,these sprockets were interchangable. I think they also fit the 80, 90, 82 and 92 so you might find some in a bone yard somewhere. I have just restored an old #72. Good luck. Harold



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