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Re: Hey You Wheat Guys!
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Posted by Leroy on October 31, 2005 at 16:55:14 from (209.143.52.18):
In Reply to: Hey You Wheat Guys! posted by Allan in NE on October 31, 2005 at 09:39:50:
Here in Ohio a lot run wheat straw thru the chopper, I do since we no longer have livestalk to need to bale the straw, even when we did we just took the knives out so it did't chop it, just spread it, then clipped the stubble with a cycle bar mower and raked befor baling, most now if bale just leave in row and you do not find a straw spreader here and as far as pluging if by chance it would happen on my deere's, 60's vintage there is a switch inside the back ov machine over walker and if it gets too full that switch will blow a horn to signle you to slow down or that you are starting to plug and if your Gleaner noesen't have it it is only a small job to install one
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