The spade tines on my Husqvarna 900DRTh are way worn, so I went online to order replacements. Every source I checked showed out of stock/discontinued. Could a welder “extend” the existing tines or is a new tiller in my future?

If you wore them out, the machine did very well. I’d think a versed welder could extend them, replace worn material.

If you have the exact part number, I’d run an Ebay search. I had a Snapper mower from the early 90’s when I lived in GA, gave it to my sister. Not to many years ago it required an uncommon part. I looked, hard to find. I was able to find, ‘new old stock’ on eBay, still running today.

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Originally posted by sourdough44:
If you wore them out, the machine did very well. I’d think a versed welder could extend them, replace worn material.
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Yes. My father owned and operated a machine and welding shop in our farm town.

A fair hunk of his business was building up the edge of worn plow shears. He used an electric welder to apply successive beads of Stellite, a very hard material. Then used a power grinder to form a sharp edge.

This site let’s me add them to my cart: Link

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Originally posted by trapper189:
This site let’s me add them to my cart: Link

Thx, I had checked Messicks. My 900H is a 2009-2012 and the part numbers are differnt

Sorry, I thought the part superseded yours.

Are these Link the tines you are looking for?

Messick’s has those and can be added to my cart: Link. I don’t know if that means they actually have them in stock though.

They look similar…I’ll call them tomorrow. Thanks!