Posted by Chris in SK on October 08, 2009 at 19:20:35 from (142.165.92.166):
In Reply to: Combine repairs posted by Dan-IA on October 08, 2009 at 08:45:20:
I agree with Howard and Fixerupper.....I've used furnace ducting in a push. Buy a length at HD, cut it lengthways with tin snips, spring it to the profile you need, and pop rivet, or bolt it on. You can also buy plastic / poly auger bed liners from some of the combine places. Can't you buy the new wooden blocks from MF? I've replaced them on IH / Case combines, but only when the holes wear....never broken one. I guess you could try making them out of oak or similar hard wood if you can't buy them Chris
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