Idler Pulley Repair Saves Farmers $640
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Dale Denton, Cowden, Ill., is a retired machinist with a well-equipped country shop. He has a reputation for being able to rebuild expensive farm equipment parts for a lot less than new. One of his most cost-effective repairs is the way he rebuilds the main idler pulley on older New Holland combines. New pulleys cost about $700 but he rebuilds the old ones for only about $60.
Denton bores out the old pulley and puts in a new sleeve so he can install the original size bearing.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Dale Denton, RR 1, P.O. Box 168, Cowden, Ill. 62422 (ph 217 783-6530).
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Idler Pulley Repair Saves Farmers $640 FARM SHOP Repairs 31-4-38 Dale Denton, Cowden, Ill., is a retired machinist with a well-equipped country shop. He has a reputation for being able to rebuild expensive farm equipment parts for a lot less than new. One of his most cost-effective repairs is the way he rebuilds the main idler pulley on older New Holland combines. New pulleys cost about $700 but he rebuilds the old ones for only about $60.
Denton bores out the old pulley and puts in a new sleeve so he can install the original size bearing.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Dale Denton, RR 1, P.O. Box 168, Cowden, Ill. 62422 (ph 217 783-6530).
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