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    Posted: 17 Jun 2020 at 8:18pm
Last year I purchased a 1937 WC along with a McCormick feed grinder. The WC ran the grinder for years until they were both retired.

Would anybody know where I could find parts to the McCormick grinder?

Thought I would try here first. Thanks.
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Mcgormickgrinder.com and then try another site- lol seems fishy 
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What type grinder? ---Burrmill or hammermill? ---new parts for either one are obsolete unless you can find one in a junkyard.
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AC, It is a type B burr mill. I am looking for a plate adjusting crank and a hand lock nut for it.

I’m just looking for something that is serviceable. The grinders do not show up often around here.
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I think you're best bet is a fab shop. When the gears for our unload auger had more missing teeth than a professional boxer, i took them to an amish fab shop and had them braise new teeth back on. It was a huge difference in price from buying new or used at 150+ dollars a piece. I think our bill at the shop was under $50. They also cut the beaters of the rusty bar for our manure spreader and welded them onto a new shaft. That was under 200 i believe.
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Do Amish and welders mix?
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I only have a Deere ( Letz) burrmill here---no IH ones. ---- it's in good usable condition. I quit using it a few years ago when I got rid of the chickens.
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Amish and welders mix. The guys i go to are pretty good at it, and fabing things up. They actually build their own side dump round bale trailers to sell. Next time im up, ill take a picture.
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