1010 track rails

[bob1010]

Does anyone know were you can buy new rails minus the pins and rollers.
Thanks for any info.

[Lavoy]

I assume you mean minus the pins and bushings? If so, Deere should have some left, but I would guess over $100 per link half. How many do you need, I have some new, and a few used.
Lavoy

[wwattson]

The links aren't coming up on jdparts.com anymore but the last time I looked they were $68 per link side. Working the math for a 4 roller set that comes out to about $8800 for a set of rails from Deere. If it's a 5 roller, make it $9800. Add in the Deere pins and bushings and you're up to $10,400 and $11,600 respectively.

I think I'd look for a used set with some wear left.

[Stretch]

Bill,
I got new rails complete for my 2010 from JD this past spring and the total price for both sides was $3600.00.
I'm not sure but I think the only difference in the rails for a 1010 and 2010 are the length. 2010 has more links.

Stretch

[Lavoy]

The rails you got were 350 rails which are larger. All 1010's, and 2010's up to serial number 42,000 used 1" pin rails. 2010's after 42,000 switched to 1 1/8" pin rails, which was the same as what came out on 350's.
2010 is indeed 3 links longer than a 1010.
Lavoy