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Need rubber seat bushings for Super 88

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Steve Finley

08-04-2002 17:53:37




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I am in need of the two rubber bushings on the seat of our Super 88. The old ones are deteriorated to the point that you pretty much sink right down to the platform. I know these are not available from Agco. Does anyone know of a source for these? Thanks. Steve




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Jeff

08-04-2002 21:50:05




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 Re: Re: Need rubber seat bushings for Super 88 in reply to 88 Power, 08-04-2002 18:55:05  
Steve, as 88 Power has stated, go to Korves Brothers for them. Korves is excellent to deal with.

88 Power, Korves told me awhile back that the foreign seat rubbers were no longer available but they were bringing them back in the near future. I take it they have them again. Jeff.



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88 Power

08-06-2002 18:47:33




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 Re: Re: Re: Need rubber seat bushings for Super 88 in reply to Jeff, 08-04-2002 21:50:05  
Jeff--

That's right. One of the brothers told me that they had early hour failures on the foreign rubbers last year. According to Korves, the company changed the rubber compound to fix this so I assume they will be good rubbers. For me, this tractor will never see a field again, only a 300 foot pull track. Therefore I don't need 3500 hours of life, like it was designed for. I opted for the foreign to save a few bucks.

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Jeff

08-07-2002 01:55:12




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Need rubber seat bushings for Super 88 in reply to 88 Power, 08-06-2002 18:47:33  
88 Power, I agree with you. Most of the tractor collectors don't run their tractors like they were ran when they were new. So the foreign rubbers should hold up well. Although my tractors will see a small amount of field work, they'll see very little rains, only when at the local pulls overnight. I think that was probably the hardest on those seat rubbers-is the weather. Jeff.



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