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    Posted: 23 Jun 2016 at 8:29pm
I have a question regarding the proper belt installation on a 66 and 72 allcrop for the straw spreader. The one located up in the straw hood. I must have a dozen manuals of every type for these combines and this topic is not mentioned as they dont show this option. I was told by someone as one publication mentions the belt must be crossed to run it correctly. We tried crossing the belt and it was rubbing against itself in such a way that its life would be short at best!! I cant see the great engineers of these combines would have designed to be that way. Does anyone have knowledge of the correct setup?? Thanks in advance for any help, Ryan
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I hauled a 72 home for the neighbor today and that belt was crossed and rubbed itself like you said. I'll try to get a pic and post it tomorrow.
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Hoping for a picture and any help for this issue. Ryan
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Hey Ryan, they took the belts off but I took a pic of his diagrams that the previous owner made. Hope it helps some.
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It looks like the idler assembly has two pulleys on the spreader on your neighbors 72. Mine only has one. Could you possible post a picture or two of that idler? I hate to be bothering you!! Ryan
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Ryan,

This might help sghed some light:




Spreaders
If its not an All-Crop, it all crap!
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I need more light than that Tom because at my age I am needing glasses!! I want to see this double pulley idler in a photo. Ryan
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Also would like to see more pictures of the 72 Mike posted. Judging by the nice paint in his photos it must be a good one. Ryan
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Just bale that straw Ryan . How long before that wheat is ready . They just started taking it out around here last week .
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The wheat got harvested about two weeks ago Pat. 88.2 bpa which was pretty damn good!! Beans got no tilled in the same day. Those little things are mighty thirsty!!!! Less than 1/2" of rain all month. Last year we had over 11"of rain in June!!!! Ryan
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I have to go back tomorrow anyway so I'll get another pic, it's in the back of his shed but I'll get some pics when he's running his oats in a couple weeks. Should look neat behind a team of horses.

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Originally posted by Ryan Renko Ryan Renko wrote:

The wheat got harvested about two weeks ago Pat. 88.2 bpa which was pretty damn good!! Beans got no tilled in the same day. Those little things are mighty thirsty!!!! Less than 1/2" of rain all month. Last year we had over 11"of rain in June!!!! Ryan
Dang!! 88 BPA is awesome!! Down here 45ish is great, and 55 is not too common!
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heres a picture of the idler and bracket from the 60 Parts book. It's the same for the 66 & 72.
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I got back over this morning and took a couple picks. It looks like he just added another pulley above the original one.
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Thank you for the pictures Mike!! I see the previous owner did add a second idler pulley. Maybe he had the key to the belt not rubbing on itself.  Ryan
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BTW Mike, hows the rest of the combine look? We all enjoy pictures!! Ryan
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It looks good and runs smooth, but it's stuffed in back of the barn so when he gets it back out I can get some pictures.
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the 90 waiting patiently for work.
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I dunno, she actually looks impatient!
If its not an All-Crop, it all crap!
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How come there's 2 unloading augers on it? A creme one and the orange one?
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Came with an extra one. Also has the flail spreader in the hood.

Edited by combinechris - 02 Jul 2016 at 12:00am
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