Combines Stewart Accelerator on a Rochelle rotor

[bubs]

This will be my second year with that equipment in my 2388. It worked flawlessly on 1600 acres and when I checked it last winter it showed almost zero wear.I put the new heavy vanes in the cone. It was a bit of a trick pulling the elephant ears off the old rotor but if you start with a monster puller it is no problem.I didn't take the rotor out of the machine but it is a good time to do that and check the the insides. Make sure you buy the newest version of the Accelerator.I think I paid about $1600 USD, give or take a few. It will make an AFX believer out of you and you will tell no difference in it and the one from the factory except you will still have a bit of the "fat wallet" syndrom, which is my preference over a skoal can. My apologies to anyone I might have offended with my anti tobacco promo.With the mud and crud we are facing please be safe every minute.

 

[Greg_C]

loewen Mfg. is making an AFX kit that we put on our specialty rotor before corn harvest. Our corn wasn't all that great so hard to tell any difference but should know more when we get to soybeans. Talk to Warren loewen, 800-667-5082, they are great to work with. No problems putting it in and it has more of a nose cone than the Accelorator model. Greg C.