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Wood blocks for Gleaner combines
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    Posted: 30 Nov 2019 at 8:29pm
Anyone know where to get wood chain blocks for Gleaners for a reasonable price?  Abilene machine has them on ebay for $14.00 each plus $14.00 shipping which is totally ridiculous.


Edited by VAfarmboy - 30 Nov 2019 at 8:30pm
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If your not in a hurry, I probably have some from an L.  These would be NOS.  But I would have to find them.  Jim
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I ordered some of these:

$6.00 each


chain_tightener_2019-12-01_12-22-58.pdf
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We cut a half dozen out of the main strut of an oak pallet. We used a scroll saw but a sabre saw would possibly suffice.
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Could you use a block of UHMW 'plastic' ?
If you can find a scrap of Epai (sp ?) .Some super hardwood from the jungle, used for decking. You MUST predrill for screws ! Air nails won't do it either !!

Jay
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Get a oak tier pole out of a tobacco barn.
Cut to shape ( may need a metal blade ) and put in used motor oil for 30-40 days.
It should last for 30-40 years.
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Made a bunch this fall for an all crop 90 from white oak. Used a band saw. Worked great
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