MM combine part's

Also, You need the parts book for your machine for those parts that you kinda need new. I am thinking that AGCO has a dealsership network that includes a parts locator (assuming that somebody at the dealer actually keyed in all the old slow moving part numbers.)
Remember, a machine shop or a sheet metal shop can probably produce most combine parts at some price or other if they have the old worn or broken part to go by.
There are some MM parts dealers with pretty good parts stocks. Wendell Everett 740-922-3335 (OH) and Welters 417-498-6496 (MO) are the first that come to mind. Les Wenzel is another. I do not have his phone number handy.
Lastly, there are some collectors who may have parts they would part with if it would mean another machine was saved from the scrap pile. I have some old MM equipment parts myself, (Somebody got all the tractor parts they could find before I was allowed to clean out the shed.) that I saved from an old dealer, but no part numbers are still on them and they are pretty well weathered. I would need a picture or something to go by. So don't give up, there is probably some way to fix it.

About the only thing I've wanted for this stuff that I haven't been able to come up with is a sickle bar for a J-7A mower.