jm
Guest
had the same situation, ran corn head on low speed and adjusted the plates in. the problem was reduced but not elliminated.
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Combines To much head shell
sidekick
Guest
Seed rep says BT and stacked traits are holding ears to stalks very tightly and this causes alot of "butt" shelling.Don't think you can cure situation.Ear loss VS row shelling.Which do you preferIJ
NDDan
Guest
Would it make any sense to have stipper to very rear of and inbetween deck plates up flush with round bar on deck plates. Try adjust average speed of head to land cobs at rear of deck plates. This could create larger surface for cob to come against and stop kernals from trickleing forward. I believe I've heard that squareing off round stock or tacking on thin flat iron may help. I like a ledge on top of deck plates for I believe they keep the kernals from falling between but they maybe should be flater. If any of this makes any sense you could give it a try on a row or two. Best of luck
ehoff
Guest
This has been and contiues to be where I loose 70% of the corn that I leave in the field