Posted by Allan In NE on November 15, 2007 at 13:03:48 from (148.78.243.25):
About all a man can do with a situation like this is just dive in. Gotta start somewhere.
Of course, the engine is on the way and first impluse is to get the machine running and moving. Wrong.
It appears that for whatever the reason, a straw walker tried to come up thru the roof. Since this area is right under where the engine normally sits, all this has to be repaired first before we can even think about an engine.
First picture is from the inside of the combine looking forward. Walker took the roof, bent the cob sheild and didn't do that separater beater any good either.
Pretty sure I can straighten both that beater and that leaning raddle cover; I can also make a new roof panel.
Bad news is that in the process, the rouge walker bent the front walker crankshaft. That dude along with the rear one, have both got to be replaced. :>(
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