Combines How much for plastic plugs

Brian, Part number for plug kit is 71371547. Enough hardware to fill 250 holes. Cost is approx. $95 here in SE Iowa. Hope this helps, Hyper Harvest II

Have bought full set of plugs and only used enough to fill holes from concave. Not sure but I do belive there would be enough to fill another concave. If any body is interested and not in a real big hurry I have some extra that will just take up space in shop. Not real clean anyway. Taking out the wires was well worth it. Thanks for coming up with this site it has helped me alot

Thanks. I think I'll try something like JB Weld or Quik Steel. Brian

i tested both products, and they both did not stay in that's why i bought the plastic plugs. i think agco should reimburse anyone who buys the plugs. they should have known that the holes would plug up.

I would be interested in your extra plugs. You can email me at kurtm@we.rr.com Thanks Kurt

Have used those plastic plugs before after a couple years they disappear,wire welder works the best to plug holes.

We don't use those plastic plug any more as they disappear over time!! get a bit of 2 mm thick steel strip wide enough to cover holes, cut the strip in to length's that will fit up in between the rod's or ribs still in the concave grate and then drill one hole through the middle of the steel strip and bolt in the strip that will fit through holes in concave grate then bolt up tight!! (weld in the bolt via the head to the strip!!) Never have to worry about them again!!!! In the concave we used some bolt's and nut's to block up any holes and have not had a worry since!! (took awhile to put in but it's done now!!!! Good job for Guy's like "ROM"!!!! YOM!!!) Rolf