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Topic: STEEL GRAIN DRILL SEED TUBES
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| KNJLUTZ
01-26-2010 05:43:38
66.173.20.82
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DOES ANYONE HAVE USED OR CAN I GET NEW STEEL SEED TUBES FOR THE GRASS SEED BOX ON A JOHN DEER GRAIN DRILL -I DO NOT WANT THE RUBBER REPLACEMENTS (FF,FB, FBA DRILLS) ANYONE GOT ANY INFO PLEASE POST OR CAN CALL ME AT 651-212-1885 THANKS |
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| Christos
01-26-2010 08:03:53
66.213.122.170
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Re: STEEL GRAIN DRILL SEED TUBES in reply to KNJLUTZ, 01-26-2010 05:43:38
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| | The PN you seek is R 258 M...Parts Depot doesn"t have them so you"re going to have to go to your John Deere Dealer and ask them to see if any other dealers have them. That one dealership that advertises in Green Magazine would probably be a good choice. You didn"t say WHICH drill you"re working on however the Part Catalogs for the FB, FB-A, FB-B and FB-C are available as a free PDF download from JDParts.com. I have an FB and I would upgrade to the rubber tubes. You can get what Deere is selling now at TSC and cut to fit. Christos PS Please take the Caps Lock off. |
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| KNJLUTZ
01-26-2010 11:16:58
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Re: STEEL GRAIN DRILL SEED TUBES in reply to Christos, 01-26-2010 08:03:53
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| i know that the rubber replacements are available at fleet farm tractor supply and john deere but i would like some metal ones that are original (need 6 of them) i would like to know if anyone makes new metal ones or if anyone has some used ones for sale please |
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| James22
01-26-2010 19:11:45
207.179.221.80
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Re: STEEL GRAIN DRILL SEED TUBES in reply to KNJLUTZ, 01-26-2010 11:16:58
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| I asked the same question and someone replied that they had several NOS ones and wanted to know what length I needed. But haven't been to the farm and checked. However the ones you want are going to have a smaller diameter than the ones used for normal seed. We had spiral ribbon steel tubes on our Oliver grass seed box and they were pretty small diameter compared to the standard seed tubes. Nobody appears to reproduce them, but there appears to be a market. |
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| KNJLUTZ
01-27-2010 10:24:05
66.173.20.82
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Re: STEEL GRAIN DRILL SEED TUBES in reply to James22, 01-26-2010 19:11:45
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| I DID END UP FINDING SOME AT THE LOCAL TRACTOR SALVAGE YARD THANKS FOR THE INFO. |
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| spacechem
01-26-2010 20:47:55
202.103.229.139
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Re: STEEL GRAIN DRILL SEED TUBES in reply to James22, 01-26-2010 19:11:45
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| | I bet you'll have to find them here & there off of junkers. There are many thousands of these machines- many of them still working- and the change was made a long time ago to the same clear tube used for planter insecticide. As the useful life of a drill tapers off, a lot of guys would stop replacing the grass seed tubes and just let it fall where it may. I assume you want the originals for an authentic restoration. Be prepared for a long hunt and a lot of tubes before you come up with a full set more-or-less matching in patina. But hey, if it was easy, everybody'd be doin' it... |
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