NHD
Guest
Sorry, can't comment now it's wheat harvest time. We are very busy getting started in Ok.
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Combines need advice on combine settings
FarmBuddy
Guest
Combine Adjustments for successful harvest.
FarmBuddy
Guest
Improper concave clearance issuesIJ
FarmBuddy
Guest
Other items to check: (please specify)
FarmBuddy
Guest
How often should a farmer check the operation of his combine and_or adjust its settingsIJ
col
Guest
are you the alan vannahmen that was involved in the bi-rotor project the name seems familiarIJ
FarmBuddy
Guest
Yep, COl, I'm the one, ie, the same Alan VanNahmen that worked for JD Harvester Works in US, Canada, France, China through 1980s, but didn't really want to spend the rest of our life in Wisconsin working on lawn and Garden products. That was interesting for a couple of years, but it is much more rewarding and exciting working with farmers and combines and harvesting challenges.
col
Guest
You don't need to tell me about Claas combines we have run 114CS, 108, 208 and 460 we are waiting for a 460E on tracks to arrive soon and we will need the tracks due to all the rain we have had (Scotland UK). We have a 480 on loan from Claas at the moment and it is a good machine but struggles in wet strawed barley to remove grains stuck in the straw(any tips). that is why we prefer walkers in our damper conditions. What is still to come on the bi-rotor the full length tracks looked like a good idea, are JD going to use the ideasIJIJ We occasionally have a JD test team in and the CTS with Hillmaster is a great machine, Claas need to use a proper hillside combine because the 3d is their achilles heel.
FarmBuddy
Guest
COl, I replied above earlier today, 5 Aug. but will repeat some info here.
FarmBuddy
Guest
COl, I replied above earlier today, 5 Aug. but will repeat some info here.