Combines Spike Tooth Cylinder for Corn and Anybody Know of F3s for Sale

The rasp bar will do a far better job of getting the corn off the cob than the spike tooth. We are running a F2 with a spike. We put filler bars in and new teeth but, it still leaves corn on the cob especially when the corn is above 16 to 17% moisture. spike tooth will also put small cob and pieces of stalk in the grain tank. Had a neighbor that changed their F to a rasp bar without much problem. Also had a M with spike, it burned, and bought an M2 with a rasp bar. Wouldn't go back to the spike. Good luck T3

Don't know where you are located, but I did see one listed on www.agdealer.com It's an F3 and 4-30 corn head at Homier and Sons dealership in Continental, Ohio - phone is (419)596-3965. There is a picture of it on wwww.agdealer.com just do a search of equipment. When that page comes up pick GlEANER, F3, COMBINE, US DOllARS, CANADA, and US , then click the search button at bottom of page. It will list all records, then just click on the one of your choice.

Does the spike tooth cylinder do less damage to the corn grains than a rasp barIJ John Hudson

Where are you locatedIJ We have an 81 F2 CornPlus For Sale. We also have a 13' floating cutter bar and 4-38" Cornhead. We are located in West Central Indiana.

I'm in Southwestern IN, near New Harmony. You can email me at beefalo1@evansville.net and_or dave.sturgell@in.usda.gov. Thanks.