new holand haybine

[jacxs11]

i have a hahbine model # 479 new holand
my question is -is there some way to but new rubber on the rollors that pull in the hay?
or do you have to replace the whole roler
and were could one gety the materal or rolors?:
jack

 

[Flurette Farm]

There may be someone who replaces the rubber on these rolls but I'm not aware of them.
That being said replacement rolls are available from NH but I think the cost is 700+ dollars per roller. You'll want to replace the bearings at the same time. I'm not sure your 479 is really worth the cost but its up to you. You might be able to find a decent set in a salvage yard if you call around but, I think it would be pure luck.
Best to you.

 

[charlie n]

You might want to start looking for a replacement machine.The rollers alone are between $1200 and $1300 a piece from NH.

 

[onefarmer]

Iput new rolls on my 489 and it cost $2K. Rest of machine is tip top so was worth it for me. A place called b&d rollers can resurface the old ones but it costs more than oem. Plus the shipping.
b&d rollers

 

[Down under farmer]

when we rebuilt ours we ground out the rubber in the groves and welded in 25X3mm angle iron and timed it so that the angle iron would run on the rubber hills. works great & cheapr than new rollers. our old hesston had 1 steel & 1 rubber roller & neighbours new case diskbine has 2 steel. If you wont a pic let me no

 

[Anonymous-0]

I'd sure like a pic of that. Been thinking about ways to do it, but I'm not above using somebody else's idea!

 

[Anonymous-0]

Could you do it on the machine by removing the covers, or did you pull out the roller?