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Siclebar knife section RR (?)
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Posted by Indydirtfarmer on March 15, 2004 at 03:32:52 from (204.255.239.104):
I spent the biggest part of yesterday pounding rivets in and out of a knifebar for my haybine. Never did like the job. While I was working on it, a nieghbor stopped in, and proceeded to give me his opinion on how to do the job. It occured to me that there are just as many ways to do this job, as there are people that do it.
Let's hear YOUR way to replace knives.
(I use a Herchel-Adams "press" to remove rivits, after grinding the heads off. Hammer and anvil to "re-rivet" new ones.) John
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