Gentlemen, I need to find a spring.
I don’t know where to go.
Extension style
14 1/2 inches inside hook to inside hook.
.70 inches wire diameter
4.38 inches coil OD
Katy Spring can make one for $6-800
It’s for my 1953 AC All-Crop. It’s the counterweight for the cutting/pickup header.
https://youtu.be/1DI7SxvQjNw
ISO big extension spring in USA
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ISO big extension spring in USA
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Re: ISO big extension spring in USA
Baum Hydraulics in Omaha.
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ollogger
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Re: ISO big extension spring in USA
ya never know, try these guys, all states ag parts, 1 877 530 4430
they are in 8 states with huge salvage yards
i have parts in route to me right now from them, for a 60 year old tractor
ollogger
they are in 8 states with huge salvage yards
i have parts in route to me right now from them, for a 60 year old tractor
ollogger
Re: ISO big extension spring in USA
Thanks guys.
Thanks!
I found a used one. I think I’m going to have a new one made though. Harvest is months away. I spent about $3,000 a few years ago buying it and I’m probably going to end up with another $2,000 this year getting it setup for another few decades.
I love watching the farmers realize how useful this tool is
Thanks!
I found a used one. I think I’m going to have a new one made though. Harvest is months away. I spent about $3,000 a few years ago buying it and I’m probably going to end up with another $2,000 this year getting it setup for another few decades.
I love watching the farmers realize how useful this tool is
Kind regards,
Tycer
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Re: ISO big extension spring in USA
Wonder if your dead spring is made of 5160. If so, it's a mighty good choice for bladesmithing. 
Re: ISO big extension spring in USA
It was made in 1953 at the latest.Bill in Oregon wrote: ↑Mon Mar 21, 2022 7:15 am Wonder if your dead spring is made of 5160. If so, it's a mighty good choice for bladesmithing.
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