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Topic: Re: 36 rows with 38 head
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| 60 acre hillside
12-07-2012 06:46:33
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When running in deep mud, or any mud for that matter, a combine does not always run in the direction the operator is aiming for. The result is running in an irregular pattern. The expression "with fan housing dragging" was referring to deep mud. The fan housing has no sirect effect on the corn head!
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| JMS/.MN
12-07-2012 06:52:25
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Re: 36 rows with 38 head in reply to 60 acre hillside, 12-07-2012 06:46:33
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| Yeah, it's fun steering with brakes!
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| MikeinKy
12-07-2012 10:13:27
74.241.52.148
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Re: 36 rows with 38 head in reply to JMS/.MN, 12-07-2012 06:52:25
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| It works fine. I do it every year. You can run 36" to 40" rows through a 38" head with no problem. Any one who says you can't hasn't shelled much corn. I plant 36" rows and run them through my 438 head on my L2 Gleaner as fast as you want to drive.
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| casecollectorsc
12-08-2012 15:01:41
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Re: 36 rows with 38 head in reply to MikeinKy, 12-07-2012 10:13:27
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| Well, I would like to say you are a moron and have a lot of loss, but I won't.
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