Posted by Olliejunkie on May 14, 2017 at 08:10:40 from (70.210.133.227):
In Reply to: Deere search posted by rrlund on May 14, 2017 at 06:34:50:
Those old parts first have to be on an inventory list and put on puter. There are probably many parts been tossed out or sitting on. Then like others have said you need a good parts man. They're becoming obsolete. I need a sprocket for a new Holland baler. It was late on a Saturday so I ran to the Deere dealer as they were close. Parts man looks at it. Says that looks the same as used in elevator on 7700. Looks it up but doesn't have it. Calls dealer up the road that has it. So off I go to get it and I'm back and running in a few hours. Usually things don't go so good at parts counter.
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