Combining corn

DeltaRed · Nov 29, 2018

Finally got started combineing today. Moisture is to 15.6%. Yield is down.Quite a bit actually. But the 'old' 95 is performing perfectly.The buyer is even hauling it. Life is good.

tomstractorsandtoys · Nov 29, 2018

My 95 did great this fall in both corn and soybeans. I have an oil leak on the back side of the engine so I guess I will need to pull the engine before next fall to address the problem. I have a late 444 corn head with factory poly snoots and was glad for it with the amount of down corn we had this year. Many farmers in my area were running down corn reels. It is nice to know a few other people are still running the old 5 series combines. We have a 105 as well that we cut our small grain with. Tom

DeltaRed · Nov 29, 2018

My 95 has a 443 cornhead.There are getting to be some thin spots in the tin.The 217 engine doesn't use a bit of oil.But it's the best combine I've ever owned. I also have a (1958)55 round back that I'm fixing up for small grains and soybeans.,and a 1946/7 55 that I saved from the scrapper. Barn find from Carbondale(Aspen) Colorado.

Part Time Pete · Nov 30, 2018

That's got to be a good feeling. Around here (central NY)there's lots of corn and beans still in the fields. The corn they'll probably get, but it's hard to get beans with a foot of snow on the ground
Pete

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