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Dave S.

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Have some parts but not sure what they are for. Here are some part #

Think these 2 are for a 800 planter press wheel (maybe).
545139R91
543766R91

This might also be for a 800 planter but don't know where.
1268017C91

Don't have a clue what this is for.
589854R91

Here are a couple of pictures of parts, what do they fit
Oilheaterandplanterparts006.jpg


Oilheaterandplanterparts006.jpg


Oilheaterandplanterparts005.jpg
 
The red thing looks like a hydraulic valve to me but not sure of
application. The bottom picture also looks like some hydraulic part
because of the groove for an "O" right around the middle. The
other picture, sort of a light weight tine, maybe for a crop weeder
of some kind.
 
the red thing is a hydraulic valve probably for a Doncaster built utility destined for the European market. I think the valve is sourced from Kontac. The european book online spells it out. look up a 684 or similar and find the one that says "(Europe)" behind the model. Many of those Euro things made it to North America due to Canada's import/export connections.

karl f
 
That coil tine is an anhydrous ammonia applicator shank for a disk. Have used a setup like that before don't recommend it to anybody. Doesn't seem like it seals very well. That part in the 2nd post looks like a bearing of some sort, guage wheel brg. for an 800 planter maybe but I thought they had a groove in the stub if I remember right. No idea on the hyd. valve.
 
The hydraulic valves look like they are the header
lift valve from a combine like 715 era. Changed a
few of them out back in the day and worked on quite
a few.
 
The first 2 numbers are self align sealed bearing & lock collar, used mostly on planter press wheels, no picture ? The hyd valve is from a combine, 303/915 early. The bearing is a common part used in a lot of places by IH, idler bearings on combines, water pumps & idlers on 460/766 gas engines. The tine I dont recognize, wasnt aware IH supplied them.
 
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