Hi Realistically your combines worth probably $2000 or less on a good day to someone other than you if your lucky. JD and others are dropping parts for older stuff like mad now. You either got to start buying old machines for parts, or go spend big $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ on newer machines. Then don't be surprised if the part for thats out of stock. Been having that problem with 15 year old Massey tractors!. as others have said try the local bearing house. the one in our town carries tons of belts bearings and other stuff. I just saved $6000 with new holland as they won't sell Bearings for my baler now. Got to by huge $ assembly's. The bearings local air freighted in cost around $200 for all of them!. Shop around or the other option is quit farming if you can't afford newer equipment, if you can't get parts or afford custom guys. Sadly this situation is getting way worse for parts prices and lack of them in some cases to, I run a small repair shop and farm so I see it from both sides to. Regards Robert
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