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    Deutz 385 planter

    The planter design was bought by landoll. We have gotten parts from them in the past
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    Claas / ford combines

    Call Hopf Bros agrepair. 812-326-2173. They are in southern Indiana and are a Claas specific salvage yard. I would personally forget about the love bar, we had a lot of trouble with ours breaking the knife at the drive head. Finally got a head with a hart-carter gen 3 similar to what the ih 820...
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    deutz 10006 heater?

    My 13006 uses a fan to pull hot air off the muffler and into the cab
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    Hart-carter spring adjustment

    Haley, thanks for the tip. That was exactly what it needed. I appreciate all the help everyone offers here.
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    Hart-carter spring adjustment

    Can anyone tell me how to adjust the float springs for a gen iii floating cutter bar? This new to me head is holding the knife at the top of its travel. The stop chains are loose and don't appear pinned. Am I simply missing something? Can't find instructions online on how to setup. Thanks for...
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    ford 642

    Parts aren't available through NH, but If you call Claas they will send a parts book and you can order over the phone and have parts UPS'd to you. Part availability is very good, and no more expensive than anything else would be. The Claas 112 is green, white & red; not blue and white. The guy...
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    ford 642

    We still run one. Neighbor has two. Seems a lot were sold in our area (ne Ohio). Another neighbor has a Claas 112cs that he runs. He was in a field with an L3 gleaner and it couldn't keep up
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    Question on NI 314 sheller

    Ok thanks, that's what I was thinking after we couldn't get the brackets to reach.
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    Question on NI 314 sheller

    I"m assembling this sheller and was putting the wagon auger on and the braces don"t reach the brackets, one is about 4" too long and the other is about 8" too short. I"m wondering if I installed the auger elbow wrong since there was 2 sets of holes. I currently have it so the auger is basically...
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    buying tractors

    Just was thinking today. Does anyone see the trend to buying tractors at a certain time of year? I have came across a few good deals since black friday. I am looking at a 1940 m that was running last month and not now for around 700.00. I have been offered other tractors running in the same...
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    Home at Last!

    I forgot to mention in my other post if you are local enough Stoller Salvage in Smithville wayne county Ohio has a Claas 106 they are parting out, they have a corn head there for it which I think is still complete.
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    Hey Haley

    What exactly do I need to remove to get the drive shafts off if I don't need to remove the brake drums? Just the plate behind them and the finals?
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    Home at Last!

    That's a nice looking combine, you wouldn't happen to live on route 18 do you? Saw a guy running corn with one over there the other day. This is a photo of mine, the guy I bought it from put a mudhog from a TR86 under it. He has another gear drive one in the barn and currently runs a 112 CS...
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    Hey Haley

    What"s the easiest way to go about removing the gib keys so I can take the brake drums off on my Ford 642? A salvage transmission should be coming Monday from Hopf Bros Ag Repair out of Saint Anthony, Indiana.
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    Attn Haley

    I have some bearings out in the transmission on my 642 hydro. How do I disconnect the drive shafts so I can tow it without the transmission turning. How do I take the transmission down? Thanks for the help.
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