Combines feederhouse floor again

Front of the feederhouse must be removed and the cross support underneath the front section of floor must be removed since the support and front of floor are bolted together with the feeder house side rails. This will let your floor slide right out. Something else to consider is letting a metal shop roll a lip on a thicker piece of steel. I usually can get a floor that is 2 1_2 times thicker for less money than a new Case IH floor. Use the old floor as a pattern to drill holes.

Front of the feederhouse must be removed and the cross support underneath the front section of floor must be removed since the support and front of floor are bolted together with the feeder house side rails. This will let your floor slide right out. Something else to consider is letting a metal shop roll a lip on a thicker piece of steel. I usually can get a floor that is 2 1_2 times thicker for less money than a new Case IH floor. Use the old floor as a pattern to drill holes.

your right steve,,thanks,,thats what it looks like to me also. i was just in denial. it sounds like you have done more than one of those.