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Re: bean heads with the belts on them vs. a wheat
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Posted by paul on November 13, 2005 at 21:43:22 from (66.44.137.229):
In Reply to: bean heads with the belts on them vs. a wheat head posted by Bryan Helder on November 12, 2005 at 19:36:31:
Never used a belt head, as you call it, but they are great if you have enough rowed beans or other (typically oil seed) crop to afford it. Went out of style as narrow rows for beans came in around here. A true wheat head would be aweful for beans. You need a flex head to get beans, they grow so close to the ground, and a bat reel is not good, need the bean head with fingers. --->Paul
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