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I'm gonna quit looking before I find more
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Posted by IaGary on September 27, 2006 at 04:33:15 from (69.63.4.238):
I told you guys at oats harvest that the combine worked when I put it away last fall so it should work know. No repair needed. Wellll Ive worked on it two days and still got more to fix. I rebuilt the drum on the feeder and welded a piece plate in the floor of the feeder.And put new bearings on before putting it back in. Found a bad bearing on the spreader. I knew the unload auger tube was thin and had a new one setting here to put on. When I pulled the tube off the fliting was bad on the auger so I welded new fliting on the auger. And put in new bearings while it was apart. Saw one of the belts is cracking while under the combine so its next. And then I'm gonna quit looking before I find more problems. It worked on oats so why did I fix all those things now. Gary
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