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ISO E330 snapping roll blades
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    Posted: 29 Sep 2021 at 8:14am
The blades on my E330 corn head snapping rolls are so worn it won’t pull the stalks down and out like it should. I’m getting way too much trash through the combine.
Agco, Shoup, All States, and Abilene Machine don’t have any and can’t get them. The original part numbers are 70539466 and 70539467.
The interesting part is despite most of the stalks going through the combine, it’s doing a very good job of cleaning with minimal loss.
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Can you post a picture of what you are looking for? I have a lot of NOS parts without a number to identify them. Are the about a foot long and have the edges bent up a little?
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