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LGAFF
04-04-2009, 10:10 AM
Well, I had thought DRM had these but I am hearing no.....any one know what the solution might be? I think I may look into getting these made...what material are they made of? Any cross ref parts?
-=Jeff=-
04-04-2009, 12:06 PM
You try Kurt White?
Pete
04-05-2009, 12:46 AM
Lee,if you decide to reproduce these,i'm in for a few sets.

Maybe more people would be interested keeps cost down.

Pete
HAWAIIZR-1
04-05-2009, 12:52 AM
Well, I had thought DRM had these but I am hearing no.....any one know what the solution might be? I think I may look into getting these made...what material are they made of? Any cross ref parts?

How soon do you need these? I am tied up this weekend to go through my stuff, but I have a few sets if you don't find them from Kurt. I believe he sells them though and will get back to you with the part numbers that I have.
limey
04-05-2009, 11:12 AM
I do have the wear strips, at least the 5 for the chains.

10110917
10110918
10110919
10110920
10110982
10110932 is available from Haibeck.

If anyone needs the 5 wear strips we have, i'll let them go for $150.00 for the 5

DRM buys his wearstrips from us.
phrogs
04-08-2009, 12:46 AM
Well, I had thought DRM had these but I am hearing no.....any one know what the solution might be? I think I may look into getting these made...what material are they made of? Any cross ref parts?


I have another set of these and I also have some old ones laying around that you could send off to see what it was made from.

johnny
TheLurker
04-08-2009, 09:19 AM
Well, I had thought DRM had these but I am hearing no.....any one know what the solution might be? I think I may look into getting these made...what material are they made of? Any cross ref parts?

Just curious, why do you need them? Once they wear in they hold tension better and are quieter than brand new ones. I have run across two motors where one of the tabs on a strip has broken and the strip is loose and needed replacement. I rather prefer strips that are worn in with the motor.
LGAFF
04-08-2009, 01:14 PM
I have a motor to be reassembled, tabs are broken.
cvette
04-10-2009, 01:08 AM
Just curious, why do you need them? Once they wear in they hold tension better and are quieter than brand new ones. I have run across two motors where one of the tabs on a strip has broken and the strip is loose and needed replacement. I rather prefer strips that are worn in with the motor.

Holy :censored:! I think I just saw Milstead!