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    Posted: 31 Dec 2022 at 11:47am
looking for a place to get cylinder bars for an E gleaner combine as mine are pretty worn. i'm also looking for the shaft lengths for the drive shaft on the cornhead for the 60/66 combine since i will have to make one for mine . thanks in advance.
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Cylinder bars for E-E3-K-K2 are all the same.
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DrAllis where do you get them from?
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AGCO has them at $330 apiece. If yours aren't worn paper thin but the top is worn down,you can send them to Trimpe in Seymour IN for welding up. May have a set ready for sale.
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I just looked in a Shoup catalog and they don't have them. I'd guess the $330 price is a pair, but still $1320 for a full set of 8 bars. Trimpe bars are great for corn and soybeans. Won't work well for small grains.
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What are the part numbers
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AGCO just gives Pt #,price and says 8 required. To me that means X apiece. A dealer can find out.
Trimpe usually cuts out every other rib to make wide spaced bars. No reason they couldn't  build up all ribs on std bar for small grains.


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That price is per pair
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Thanks for the clarification Ryan
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They were sold in pairs for balance. Remove one old cyl bar and replace with new. Turn the cylinder 180 degrees and remove/replace the next one to keep cylinder balanced.
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I always marked mine on the backside with letter stamps to keep the pairs together. Used to run just 4 in the A2 in beans. Was a HOGG and would eat all the green weeds you could feed it...had to keep an eye on the chopper belt after a big bite of that.
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Thanks for all the information guys. Now I have someplace to start.
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How bad are they worn? On both my "E" and "K" (years ago), I took them off and turned them 1/2 turn and had a new wear surface!
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St. Johns Welding & Mfg Inc.
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TollFree 800-549-3289Welding & Mfg Inc.
These people have been in business a very long time.  They do an excellent job.
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I can shave with them
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The price is each Ryan. The cost for a set of 8 bars is a little over 2700.
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