https://www.hlmesabi.com/ try these guys out. They have gotten me some very obscure end bits thru the years. If they cant find it they will custom build them.
Give these guys a call Brian, Bucyrus Blades 419-562-6015
Any luck Brian?
Kracked1, Called your contact, hllmesabi.com and the gentleman I talked to said he would attempt to find the parts. I haven't heard back from him. I also got a message from Jolene Burggraff, Market Director for equipmentblades.com, who priced the bits for $109.62 each from her manufacturer, at 120 days out. With todays manufacturing problems, I can understand that, but sometimes a bird in hand is better than a bird in the bush, so I ask her to order them. We will see how that turns out. In the mean time, i am going to attempt to make a couple of end bits out of some large 1/2 inch pipe I have. I can punch square holes with my Iron Worker, and countersink them so the plow bolts fit just like the regular end bits. The radius is about the same so they should be easy to fit up. They won't be hard like the regular end bits but they will protect the moulboard. For the use this machine will see they might last as long as Ineed them to. Brian Boaz
Kracked1, Called your contact, hllmesabi.com and the gentleman I talked to said he would attempt to find the parts. I haven't heard back from him. I also got a message from Jolene Burggraff, Market Director for equipmentblades.com, who priced the bits for $109.62 each from her manufacturer, at 120 days out. With todays manufacturing problems, I can understand that, but sometimes a bird in hand is better than a bird in the bush, so I ask her to order them. We will see how that turns out. In the mean time, i am going to attempt to make a couple of end bits out of some large 1/2 inch pipe I have. I can punch square holes with my Iron Worker, and countersink them so the plow bolts fit just like the regular end bits. The radius is about the same so they should be easy to fit up. They won't be hard like the regular end bits but they will protect the moulboard. For the use this machine will see they might last as long as Ineed them to. Brian Boaz
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