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Re: NH 469 HAYBINE help
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Posted by rhudson on April 28, 2001 at 18:52:40 from (63.81.99.149):
In Reply to: NH 469 HAYBINE help posted by JOHN on April 28, 2001 at 05:57:52:
John, Whatever you do don't damage the eccentric track that the bearings ride in. a new one will cost about a hundred bucks more that you paid for the haybine. I repaired my track with 1" by 1/8" flat metal, welding and lots of grinding. seems the bearing was about $35 in 1995. bolts are special thin headed. the bracket should still be available, but sit down when asking the price. like J.DE said you should be able to find a used one. i have the 1469, which is the self propelled brother to your 469. oh yea, check and grease the wobble box shaft. they're big bucks also. good luck
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