JWK
Guest
Consider calling Marvin Gordon on his AirJet Chaffer...You will find this chaffer to ease your harvest and get a cleaner sample....Jack
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Combines top chaffer replacement 1688IJ
john
Guest
what is the price of one with inserts for wht,durum,canola,peas,barley and mustard
Farm_Kid2
Guest
Since you are not doing corn, I don't think you can go wrong with the adjustable airfoil from loewen. We really like ours. Very clean samples. You will have a few bean stems stuck in there at the end of the year.
west_illini
Guest
Are you saying the airfoil cuts the capicity too much in cornIJ I am in the same situation and am considering going back to oem for the money. I can't say I have any complaints with my old oem, just looking for whats best for the money. I would love to have Marvin G's but it is just out of my price range for now.
Farm_Kid2
Guest
No, I'm not saying I know it cuts your capacity in corn, but it looks like it might. We don't have corn, so it wasn't an issue for us. I was just thinking that it will probably be wide open in corn, and I never really here anyone recommend it for corn. Might work fine for all I know.
west_illini
Guest
THank you for your response. After visiting with a neighbor on this subject and doing some pricing I am going back to the standard longfinger. We grow mostly corn a little less beans and alot less wheat. The oem has served us well till now, wo won't fix something that isn't broken, except the sieve that actually is.