Nebraska Cowman
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3/8 bolt thread and just over an inch long. They are not horse shoe caulks and they are way to small to be threshing machine teeth. What is it? I have 3 boxes full.
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Nebraska Cowman
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Here's another pic. The bottom one IS a cylinder tooth.
Jim Becker
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Any clues on the boxes?
Nebraska Cowman
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Not really,
"25 pcs
part no MA-90082
National Screw & mfg Co
Cleveland Ohio"
"25 pcs
part no MA-90082
National Screw & mfg Co
Cleveland Ohio"
armand tatro
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My thoughts would be snapping roll pegs or husking roll pegs. Any part numbers on them or the boxes? Possiblely pegs for a corn sheller cylinder attatchment on a corn picker. By the way I know I H made a sheller atchment for the 2ME mounted and later mounted pickers but did IH have a sheller atchment for the 2PR? Also post your question and pictures on the corn picker as they may have an answer. Armand
JimB2
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- Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Hi Cowman, my many many years ago my uncle had a small mill for thrashing white or yellow beans and the cylinder had teeth like those bolts. I can't remember make or model but frame was all wood.
JimB
JimB
Nebraska Cowman
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Thanks. They were mixed in with some stuff that came out of an IH dealer store years ago.
Jim Becker
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That number crosses to a bolt used somewhere in the 140 combine. I don't have the Parts Catalog to look it up. Maybe they are for the cylinder.
Nebraska Cowman
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You are exactly right Jim, I did not have a 140
catalog but I looked up the cylinder in a 122 book
and there it is! It's a bolt to hold in the rasp bar
just like Roger thought. Thanks guys.
catalog but I looked up the cylinder in a 122 book
and there it is! It's a bolt to hold in the rasp bar
just like Roger thought. Thanks guys.
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