 Dirt Farmer wrote:
Idler pulleys, clean grain and return elevator boots if clean out door is good, feeder chains or at least a few feeder chains slats for when 1 gets bent. Check belts if they are any good. Perhaps just get the whole thing and put it in a hedge row for those moments that matter and you're needing parts on a Saturday afternoon when place is closed. |
I wish I could save the whole thing but given logistics of moving it and scrap at $160/ton here, it's a challenge. Honestly the body of the machine itself isn't in great shape, but it has a number of parts I need for my combine.
The raddle slats on my combine are metal and this scrap combine has wood ones (plus several missing), so I wasn't going to save any of them. Belts are all junk, but I will remove some of the pulleys and sprockets.
I did snag the rock door tool and I'll probably take the seat and back cushions as they are in nicer shape than mine.
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