rbcsaver
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Oh, Geeze, let me guess...China?
LOL, Steve
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LOL, Steve
sweettractors
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"In the mean time, maybe Ken Sweet can tell us his source for the American made wheels ??
Tom"
Tom, all my rollers were cast in the Deere, Dunham, Brillion, McCormick Deering, Vulcan, Chattanooga and other USA foundrys 20-30-40 years ago when our country took pride in what they produced. They must have had it right, they are still good today as they were the day they were cast. BTW, we are a Brillion dealer and I priced 2 new Brillion rollers today and they were $75 each. Ken Sweet
Tom"
Tom, all my rollers were cast in the Deere, Dunham, Brillion, McCormick Deering, Vulcan, Chattanooga and other USA foundrys 20-30-40 years ago when our country took pride in what they produced. They must have had it right, they are still good today as they were the day they were cast. BTW, we are a Brillion dealer and I priced 2 new Brillion rollers today and they were $75 each. Ken Sweet
wldlife23
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Where do you get your bearings at?
Kernopelli
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I see that the OP's Brillion wheels are available online. Lamb & Webster's Brillion parts lookup shows them for $24.40 currently. OEM Parts
sweettractors
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I ordered a 18 inch diameter standard wheel for 4 inch axle 2 weeks ago and it was $70.