When getting replacement parts you'll need to know what model you have to get the correct part. The steps below can help you determine what model you have.

NOTE: Five years from the last manufactured unit of a model is when limited support is initiated. Limited support means no unique parts will be manufactured. Parts which crossover between models can still be purchased. Click your model to purchase these parts. 

Model #1501

Model #1501 has a couple easy to identify things...

1. It has two blades. (One moving and one stationary.)
2. The universal drill mount is fairly complicated with u-bolts that loop around the drill to hold it in place.
3. This is also the only model that had height adjustment skids.

The model number is stamped into the back of the crank housing block as you can see in the picture below.

Model #1502

Model #1502 is also easy to identify...

1. It only has one blade.
2. The drill is supported by clamping securely to the drive shaft. A velcro strap holds the drill to keep it from pivoting.

The model number is stamped into the upper drive shaft bearing mount as you can see in the picture below.

Model #1503

Model #1503 is very similar to model #1502, but it has one small difference...

1. On the bottom of the harvester, we added a replaceable aluminum slide channel that is held on by two screws. Model #1502 did not have this and we had some problems with the frames wearing out too fast.

The model number is stamped into the upper drive shaft bearing mount as you can see in the picture below.