Combines Comments on after market updates

in regards to the poly on the feeder floor. We found it worked better to weld a 1_8" thick piece of stainless on brand new feeder floor before we installed. Have ran for 4 years and have seen no wear at all on stainless, it was cheaper, it doesn't hump up with dirt, and it's always shiny for the next season.

I bought a 2388 with a lot of hrs on it that it was done and its like new yet

Not really all that big on poly floor liners we tried it but it just eventually got pulled up. Neighbor didn't have a good experience either anytime he's tried poly liners Some people do have better luck than others with things like this tho

I tend to think the first stone would do damage . Things would be down hill from there .Might be o.k. if you could never pick up a stone . Might be better if the stone trap was ahead of the feeder chain . Joe

You fellows have some valid concerns about poly liners under the header auger. You just have to make that call. But I have had very good luck with them under the bin augers. Also poly flighting on clean grain augers top and bottom.