lblindsey
Guest
I had the same problem with my M2 in soybeans.I turned the knives around before the start of last season and didn't have any more problems.I decided that as soon as the plugging starts again I would put on new knives.
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Combines Plugged chopper
doug_So_Il
Guest
Also if the cutain is still in above the chopper
Dave
Guest
Turn the knives around, I had the same problem once, turned knives, no problem. Rounded knives will not pull trash down. Sounds nuts, but it works.
l3
Guest
Had no trouble once I turned the knives around, that is, till a bearing went out on one side of the chopper this afternoon. Got that fixed though too. Was cutting some 1506 milo, sometimes with the header all the way up in spots. You guys that grow milo probably know what I'm talking about. Yields pretty good and stands remarkably good for its hieght.
ajco
Guest
Dull chopper hammers plug walkers. To sharpen and keep rotor balanced remove one hammer from each row on rotor- clamp together grind square without getting to hot. Replace on rotor and repeat until all done. Removing chopper concave and sharpening teeth helps also.