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Posted by Dan-IA on September 30, 2006 at 15:51:00 from (66.43.223.231):
Hi, I've got a couple plots of beans out. Now I don't know if we have the cocaves or sieves set too tight in our 510 Massey, or if the beans are just too dry and breaking open in the grain-table and throat, but we seem to have a lot of beans on the ground. So, me being a newbie at farming (this is the end of my second year) I was wondering if there's some technique, trick, or implement designed to pick up loose grain after the combine drops it. If it were all in a neat pile like under the auger hopper, I'd just whip out a shop-vac. I'm talking about grain scattered around in the field. Does an implement for this purpose exist? Thanks
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