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Hey guys anyone got some old belts off a round baler?

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BlaineF

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Looking to get a old thrashing machine going.Belts are missing so I've been told just to put old belts taken off a round baler on it.I've check with the local dealers no such luck.Hoping maybe some of you guys got some laying around.Grandfathers been asking me if I going to get that old thrashing machine going.So I thought it would be nice to come thru on the old girl for him.He used to feed one back in the day.Oh the memories be nice to see him standing next to it with straw coming out the back.He's in his 90's.Thanks guys.
 
There are specialty belt places that will make a belt whatever length you want. I had an old Heston swather and I needed a round belt for. They used what appeared to be 5/8 o ring material. They glued it by just butt gluing it, and it held. So you should be able to find what you need.
 
Yep, I"ve got at least 30ft, maybe more, of 4" baler belting left over from when I had an old Heston round baler. It is used, but it has been stored inside. If you want it, you can have it if you"d pay for the shipping from MN. Email should be open.
 
Where are you located? I've got a whole set off a JD, a couple are pretty good and I'm planning to keep for spares, the rest are ok but fairly worn.
 
(quoted from post at 20:36:05 07/02/10) Where are you located? I've got a whole set off a JD, a couple are pretty good and I'm planning to keep for spares, the rest are ok but fairly worn.
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I'm located in Spokane,WA sure would like to get some.I wonder what they weigh to ship.Sorry about the threshing (thrashing) machine mix up.This old girl is a little before my time.Thanks for the replies.
 
Now you are probably looking at baler belts that are different width than that machine takes. They take belts from 2" wide up to 8" wide for drive belt on the larger machine, 6" for smaller but for length you need at least 30' doubled for 60' total or more for drive alone and you are apt to find you are needing some 4" belts and some 5" belts and they better not have a worn slick surface or it will be plugging all the time.
 
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