[mx270a]

How this works: This will eventually be a compiled list of all the add-on parts we can find for the axial-flow combines. Sieves, Rotors, hopper extensions, etc. I'm starting with a base list. If you think of something not in this list, post it in this thread. I'll copy/paste that stuff into this compiled list. Thanks, Lance


Rotors
-Standard Rotor
-Specialty Rotor
-AFX Rotor
-Gordon Rotor Bars http://www.harvesting.com
-Loewen Mfg (see link below)
-Makeeff Rotor Kit http://www.mercernd.com/Business/makeeff.htm
-Modified Rotors http://www.stjohnwelding.com
-Stewart Steel Axceller http://www.stewartsteel.com/ag/acceler.html


Concaves
-Gordon Cover Plates http://www.harvesting.com/cover1a.htm
-Hardsurfaced Concaves http://www.stjohnwelding.com
-Helical Bar Concaves http://www.harvesting.com/concaves/
-Howard Concaves - Line bored heavy duty concaves out of Rosetown, SK (no website)
-Kuchar Concaves http://www.kucharcombines.com
-Loewen Mfg (see link below)
-Sunnybrook Welding Concaves http://www.sunnybrookwelding.com


Sieves
-Airfoil http://www.stjohnwelding.com
-Air-Jet http://www.harvesting.com/airjet/
-CSR Kit http://www.csrkit.com


Hopper extensions and augers
-Bish Bin Extension http://www.harvsfarmsupply.com/html/case___ihc.html
-Crary Big Top http://www.crary.com/bigtop.html
-Loewen Mfg (see link below)
-Maurer Mfg http://www.maurermfg.com/extension.htm
-May Wes Grain Drain http://www.may-wes-mfg.com/dispprod.php3?plid=58
-Stewart Steel Extender http://www.stewartsteel.com/ag/extender.html


4wd / Tracks / Power train
-Hillco Leveling http://www.hillcotechnologies.com/case_ih_products/
-Mud Hog http://drive.tuthill.com


Straw choppers and spreaders
-Loewen Mfg (see link below)
-TSR Straw Choppers http://www.tsrparts.com
-Redekop Mfg http://www.redekopmfg.com


Electronics (Header height sensors, GPS, etc)
-Headsight http://www.headsight.com


All kinds of other stuff
-Loewen Mfg http://www.loewenmfg.com
-May Wes Mfg http://www.may-wes-mfg.com

 

[tj]

Re: Axial-flow Add-on parts thread

Lance: This is a good idea. Please include our website address. www.stjohnwelding.com
Thanks -- Terry Welch -- St. John Welding

 

[greedyguts]

Re: Axial-flow Add-on parts thread

Lance, don't forget the csrkit from Heartland Repair. I am thinking about getting one somtime!

 

[olblue]

Re: Axial-flow Add-on parts thread

Bish Binhttp://www.harvsfarmsupply.com/html/bish_bin_extensions.html not the best one out there, especially for canola since it falls through the mesh

Howard Concaves - line bored heavy duty concaves out of Rosetown, SK -no website

Stewart Steel http://www.stewartsteel.com/ag/ag.html
Make the Axceller and auger extensions

 

[olblue]

Re: Axial-flow Add-on parts thread

Just thought of Hillco http://www.hillcotechnologies.com/

 

[olblue]

Re: Axial-flow Add-on parts thread

Makeeff http://www.mercernd.com/Business/makeeff.htm rotor kit thingamajiggy

 

[mx270a]

Re: Axial-flow Add-on parts thread

Updated. Keep the additions coming.

-Lance

 

[mx270a]

Re: Axial-flow Add-on parts thread

Updated. Bump for more ideas.

-Lance

 

[mx270a]

Re: Axial-flow Add-on parts thread

Quote:Rahco
http://www.rahco.com/combines.html

These guys are green only though, aren't they? If so, we can add them to a Deere list like this, but I don't think they belong in the list in this thread.

-Lance

 

[jmewes]

Internal Straw Choppers - TSR Parts, Inc.
www.tsrparts.com

 

[jmewes]

Miscellaneous Parts - Loewen Premium Combine Parts
www.loewenmfg.com

 

[clayknobs]

Some where I saw a device to slow the grain flow from the unloading auger so it fell in a full stream and then shut off completely to prevent dribble. it would fit on combines or grain carts and elevator downspouts. does anyone know where I can find information. My searches all seem to lead to the same place, nowhere.
TIA

 

[unit2]

Lance, Stewart Steel makes a sleeve that goes over the unloading auger right behind where it sets in the saddle. This keeps the tube from buckling if you hit a bump like an irrigation pivot track with grain in the auger. I think it is called an Unloading Tube Sleeve. Very good investment!

 

[redhat]

I like the feeder house roller package that bolts in and keeps the feeder chain off the rails when returning to the bottom. the feeder chain lasts longer doesn't need to be adjusted as often and is alot quieter than the stock setup. It was designed by a farmer and is sold through Case-IH dealers. Don't know why they don't make it standard equipment from the factory.

 

[pureel]

Hey Lance don't know if anyone would want these items but if you want a yield and moisture monitor and yield mapping and also if you want a tailings monitor for the 14 and 16 series this web site offers them. Altough it is not on their web site they also offer a Hydro Stick that you can put in the 16xx series and it will work like the 21xx or 23xx series

http://www.jakz.ca/products.htm

 

[superh]

You can e-mail me [email protected] please use subject as Razor. I will also PM you.

 

[wamag]

For rotor
http://kilemfg.com/index.html
For sieves
http://jandmfabrication.com/sievespage.html

 

[redhat]

Just got the word Case-IH has finally listened and has released a bolt on for all Axial Flows to latch headers to the feeder with a single lever. Packages available for machines with or without the field tracker face plate.
Requires a package for each header as well, corn,flex or rigid

 

[ridgerunner]

That spring loaded flap on the end of the unloading auger tube is called a grain saver. Shoup (www.shoupparts.com ) sells them out of kankakee, IL I have one on my old combine. Price is around $53.00, give or take.

 

[redhat]

If you have an Axial Flow combine with the Hydraulic reverser on the feeder then you will want to know about this. Case-IH has an accumulator package to go in the hydraulic circuit with the small hyd cylinder on the reverser. The accumulator prevents the pressure spike in the system and failing the welds the hydraulic cylinder and leaking. The kit is about a third of the price of a new hyd cylinder for the reverser so you will want to get your hands on one.
This accumulator is standard equipment on the 2500 series combines.