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Topic: Discussion Board - Re: picking corn
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| rrlund
10-04-2012 09:04:27
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I've been having a devil of a time. The stalks and leaves have been so dry and brittle,they're breaking off and laying down in the bottom of the primary elevator between the snapping rolls on my 325. We had a little bit of mist yesterday,made all the difference in the world. Ran right along in 3rd gear after that. Had rain this morning but the sun's out now. Gonna get back in to it this afternoon. |
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| LorenMN
10-04-2012 09:55:21
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| That might be some of the reason for my shelling problem. Seems like a lot of trash laying on the snapping rolls and the primary elevator, causing the ears to bang around too much. Doesn't look like any rain in the forecast yet for us in central MN. My primary elevator chain seemed way too loose, and I think it was catching on the guides or corn stalks underneath and breaking links. I made some spacers last nightto get the tighteners further out, so I'll see if that helps. |
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