Combines shelbourne stripperheads

The thing I like about them is that they drive up the price of wheat because they let a lot in the field.

That's odd, I've run mine 5 years and the only time I ever had a problem was in extremly short wheat. The biggest problem with any late model combine used on a shelborne is you need a forty ft head to let the machine know it's actually doing something.

WE are using them in Il for early wheat harvest(20-25%). Then get double crop beans planted without having to deal with the stawbeing piled up etc.There are some different ways to set them up like for rice etc. Wear is kinda high though.I think they do an excellent job.

What about a 9750 with a 30 ft shelbourne in 130 bu irrigated spring wheatIJ

They will, however, pick up wheat and barley that is completely flat on the ground, at 3-6 mph. Also canola that has been scattered by wind can be harvested very nicely.

Are you talking headers or pickupsIJ I use a rake-up

what page are you on rockford, helloooooooo. they are talking about stripper heads