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I believe I have eveything ready to start combining corn in the morning. The 6620 has been fueled and all fluids checked. Greased everything and oiled all of the chains. Set the feeder house for corn set the seperater for corn. Made a parking place to load the grain truck from the grain buggy and Called for a grain truck to haul the shelled corn to the elevator company.
Just need to hook the big tractor to the grain buggy and pull it out of the shed and of course back the combine out also.
NOW WHAT DID I FORGET???
 
Yes I did check the moisture content and it is predicted to be dry tomorrow. But, thanks to your reply I now know what I forgot to do. I need to thank God for the crop and ask that I, and all others have a good and safe harvest season.

Thank you again for your reply and advice.
 
have yourself a nice breakfast of ham and eggs ,, and fill up your water jug ,,, who knows you mite be able to run all day ,,./ then again you mite lose a chain someplace that coglokx the works ,,and you gotta get very intiment with your combine ,, so don't forget your tools ,, Hey ,,.she mite even give you a chance to get inside her innermost cavities ... LOl
 
How right you are. Made a pass and all was well but on the next one some problems occured. Elevator chain broke, plugged machine, bought new chain, too short..wife after half link...Found what caused problem..cobs getting into clean grain causing plugging..Lowered sieve to correct problem. Now on we go.
 
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