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New All-Crop grain drag
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    Posted: 17 Jul 2011 at 5:47pm
 
Protoype roller chain style going to send to a customer to try out:
 
If its not an All-Crop, it all crap!
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Nice. It looks like it will outlast the sprockets easily.
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The bottom of the drag hangs a fair bit lower than the chain.I don't see that feature in your new chain.
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Originally posted by Steve M C/IL Steve M C/IL wrote:

The bottom of the drag hangs a fair bit lower than the chain.I don't see that feature in your new chain.
 
 
Thats not my recollection...but I will check out an original to be sure...I gave the manufacturer the original; will call him as well.
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Let us know how the test worked out ---
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Originally posted by Jim Lindemood Jim Lindemood wrote:

Let us know how the test worked out ---
 
Ok will do.
 
On the drag chain, my understanding is the bar is flared on the ends to mate up with the elevated mounting tabs on the link. this allows the bar to be flush with bottom of the link whilst being connected to the higher situated tab. Becasue of this bend, if one looks at the top of the chain, one would get the impression that the bar was lower than the link. 
 
 
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